Big Data: How to survive and thrive in a digital world
Big Data is accelerating our transition to a digital economy. Here’s a look at how it’s changing the way we live, work and play.
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Human-like robots walked up some stairs – here’s why that’s a big deal
Robotics is tricky, and human-like robots especially so, admits one of the field's leaders. But each small step is one giant leap for robotkind.
As mining takes a dive, engineers should chase new opportunities
For more than a decade, the mining industry drove the Australian economy in general and engineering in particular. But with the boom becoming a bust, we’ve had to rethink our ...
Women in mining: One engineer advocates for stronger support networks
Sabina Shugg was used to being the only woman at mining sites. Now she speaks about her experience and how to get more women into this industry.
6 ways demand for STEM skills will shape Australia’s future workforce
If we can't meet the growing demand for STEM skills, it can have serious impacts on Australia's ability to stay competitive in global markets.
Windows could double as solar power generators in future cities
As we move towards a zero-emissions future, using windows to create solar power gives the construction industry a chance to reduce its carbon footprint.
Can video games improve motivation during patient rehab?
An Australian academic is working on using video games to help improve participation and completion rates in patient rehab.
Foam trumps metal at insulating against high heat
A new study finds that novel lightweight composite metal foams (CMFs) are significantly more effective at insulating against high heat than the conventional base metals and alloys.
DIY-style kit makes drugs on demand for crisis situations
This portable pharmaceutical manufacturing system is making access to life-saving medicine easier – all while cutting costs and wait times.
These ultra-lightweight solar cells could power your next smartphone
Imagine solar cells so thin, flexible and lightweight they could be placed on almost any material or surface – including your hat, shirt, smartphone, or even on a sheet of ...
