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For engineers, what does a ‘fair’ net zero transition look like?
A leading engineering firm believes we can go beyond net zero carbon emissions and use sustainability goals to rethink social...
Four pillars for smart building development
As buildings get smarter, the challenge of future-proofing their design becomes increasingly difficult. In a new whitepaper, ABB offers guidelines.
3 innovative ways Victoria University is helping future-proof Melbourne
From rethinking stormwater harvesting to recycled construction materials, the research projects at Victoria University’s Sustainable Futures Innovation Hub are looking...
New graduate school of engineering is first of its kind in Australia
With formalised micro-credentialing, UNSW’s Australian Graduate School of Engineering (AGSE) offers a new way for engineers to accelerate or change...
Engineers studying economics are reaping the benefits
Typically, an engineer who wants to move into management or start their own company has limited options. For a few...
High-speed rail through 37 km of tunnels: How Webuild is connecting critical transportation hubs
Involving the excavation of 15 million cubic metres of material, this massive engineering project – Italy’s biggest – is creating...
Engineers under pressure to solve pump puzzle
Engineers at Water Corporation were initially puzzled why corrosion found inside a faulty seawater pump was 65,000 times higher than...
Online training for engineers during the 21/22 break
Whether engineers want to get a head start on next year, explore a career adjustment, or they’re looking to fulfil...
Galvanized steel: New guide warns against poor choices of paint products
Paint delamination and under-film corrosion can strip years of service life from duplex coated structures. It can come down to...
Whitepaper: Laminated busbar technology is a leap ahead for energy distribution
The next generation of low-voltage switchgear is creating new levels of efficiency and safety.
