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Instant-response batteries stabilise variable renewables
Charging in minutes, aluminium-ion packs buffer cloud-cover dips and wind lulls to maintain rock-steady electricity for critical infrastructure.
Going to market: how engineers’ bright ideas can have big impact
Engineers are entrepreneurs by nature. A new postgraduate degree will help turn those instincts into the basis of a more...
How a naval career unites this submarine engineer’s love of technology and the sea
For electronics engineer Yiana, working as a submariner for the navy means she’s tasked with keeping the vessel running underwater.
Voices from engineers on expanding the talent pool
Delegates at a joint Engineers Australia-RMIT University forum reveal the key metrics that reflect true diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)...
The case for designing bridges that last
Industry experts are pushing for components that match a structure’s full design life – cutting costs, disruption and long-term risk...
Certainty on construction products’ sustainability: facts from fiction
Whether the pressure comes from customers, competitors or government regulators, the building sector will increasingly be required to think about...
More than mark-up: How Bluebeam drives smart project delivery
In the rush and pressure of project delivery, it’s easy to see software as an overhead cost. But building smarter,...
How bioengineering tools could help treat severe depressive disorders
For the millions of patients suffering from treatment-resistant depression, new bioengineering research is pointing the way to personalised breakthroughs.
Skimming the surface
An engineering team at Water Corporation’s Subiaco Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) has turned a basic principle – pool skimming...
Australia’s defence boom: inside the engineer talent war
Major defence-related infrastructure projects are expected to generate 30,000 new civilian roles over the next five years – nearly 50...
