Sustainability
World-first fusion device powers student education
The first ever nuclear fusion device entirely designed and operated by students will be constructed at the University of New...
These three companies are minimising the impact of plastic pollution in the world’s oceans
Plastic Collective, Tangaroa Blue and The Ocean Cleanup are each working to transform plastic pollution management and rethink approaches to...
Uluu is making waves in ocean clean-up
Meet an Australian company removing plastic from the world's oceans – and seeking to stop the problem at the source.
How wave energy could transform Australia’s energy landscape
The consistency and predictability of wave energy means it could play a large role in improving the reliability of grids...
Reach your net zero goals with digitalisation
Sponsored by Inside this whitepaper you will find: An overview of how digitalisation can give you greater oversight and control...
How a new device could change the game for bushfire prevention around the world
From rethinking stormwater harvesting to recycled construction materials, the research projects at Victoria University’s Sustainable Futures Innovation Hub are looking...
Why the perception of permeable pavers in Australia needs to change
If collaborative contracting leads to less conflict and a happier workplace, could it reduce turnover and help to tackle the...
Mapping the way to renewable energy
The Australian Government is aiming to position our hydrogen industry as a major global player by 2030, with a world-first...
Negative emissions: direct air carbon capture
Can direct air capture be an effective weapon in the fight against global warming?
How investing in a ultra high-efficiency motor can reduce your carbon footprint and operating costs
Sheltered areas, known as micro-environments, can substantially increase the risk of corrosion. In flood-prone areas, this risk is even greater.
