If you’re an engineer working on something truly innovative, now’s the time to take the chance to apply for Australia’s Most Innovative Engineers 2019, writes past winner Thomas Miller, Associate Engineer ...
For engineer Kelsie Clarke, a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Antarctica provided a spectacular backdrop to a journey of personal and professional development. Now she's focused on inspiring the next generation of ...
An old Japanese art form is inspiring engineers to create new smart structures.
A high-tech wind tunnel in Adelaide is Australia's newest tool to help its Olympic cyclists gain a competitive edge.
From his early interest in aeronautics, Graham Smith has risen to the top of the defence industry, overseeing a diverse set of projects.
Engineers and scientists have put the finishing touches on designs for Australia’s contribution to what will be the world’s largest radio telescope: the Square Kilometre Array (SKA).
A focus on flexible work, parental leave and promoting women in leadership helped secure citations for the 141 organisations on this year’s Employers of Choice for Gender Equality (EOCGE) list.
An investigation has found that components of Sydney’s Opal Tower were under-designed, and made recommendations to stop this happening again. But does it go far enough?
There’s a growing demand for engineers in WA, and legislation to establish a state infrastructure authority is a promising sign for the future. But the outlook isn't as rosy for ...
Possibly one of engineering’s most under-appreciated innovations, the crankless engine was the right product at the wrong time.
