Using bone structures as building blocks to create tougher materials
Building materials could be made lighter and tougher if they used human bones as inspiration.
Building materials could be made lighter and tougher if they used human bones as inspiration.
Ultramarathons have taught research and development engineer Tayebeh Alirezaee to focus on what matters – in work and in life.
Matt Gough’s keynote at the World Engineers Convention focused on how and why the construction industry must move to be ...
From food to fibre, fuel and fertiliser, algae has great potential as a sustainable resource. And we could soon add ...
As states focus on the task of fixing high-risk buildings, authorities have mixed opinions on whether people should be advised ...
Advances in technology like 3D printing and generative design are helping cut costs, cut waste, and expanding the definition of ...
For reform of the building industry to be effective in protecting the public, and efficient for the professionals working within ...
As the uncertain risks of combustible cladding threaten the future of the national construction industry, engineers need to be part ...
Abbas Mohajerani thinks that human waste could mean another brick in the wall.
An innovative building technique has helped erect an award-winning addition to the Melbourne skyline quickly, quietly and safely.