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Harnessing young talent to ease the engineering skills shortage
Australia will be short of 200,000 engineers by 2040, jeopardising major infrastructure projects and impacting economic growth, an analysis by...
Five lessons I learned during my first year designing timber buildings
Structural engineer Fiona Zhang reveals the surprising lessons she learned during her first year designing mass timber buildings.
Kate Nguyen: paving the way for the next generation of female engineers
The gender gap in STEM university courses has narrowed, but more needs to be done, one of the country’s leading...
Delivering complete solutions for the data centres of tomorrow
Accelerating digitalisation across commercial construction projects, such as new factories, warehouses and office blocks means data centres are more critical...
World-leading research into sustainable metallurgy set to be a game-changer
An Australian university is pioneering new ways to process metals using renewable energy sources, potentially preventing millions of tonnes of...
Smart connected platforms for advanced project control
When the Victorian government decided to build an integrated transport system for its growing population in 2019, it merged three...
Beyond one percent – how digitalisation is accelerating Australia’s journey to net-zero
The rapid deployment of digitalisation across multiple industry sectors is required to help Australia meet, and even exceed, its challenging...
NT Infrastructure Commissioner: “The opportunities for engineers here are enormous!”
The Northern Territory’s ambitious construction pipeline is under threat from a severe shortage of engineers, Infrastructure Commissioner Louise McCormick has...
Safe, strong and flexible: How plastic maintenance structures are transforming sewer design and installation
One of the biggest recent trends in sewer installations has been the move from concrete pipes and maintenance structures to...
Pioneering technology at RMIT recycles toxic waste for use in energy storage and agriculture
Australia produces 1.5 Mt of wastewater sludge every year, enough to fill the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
