3D-printed metals transforming the manufacturing industry
Two Australian companies are bringing innovative techniques to the world of 3D-printed metals, and their work holds exciting promise for ...
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How to volunteer as an engineer
From volunteer field placements to school visits, there are many ways engineers can use their skills to change people’s lives ...
This award-winning engineer is unravelling the mysteries of the universe
At first, scientists thought the mysterious signals were just interference. But eventually it became clear something was out there.
Sixty years on, the Parkes dish is still making breakthroughs
The CSIRO’s 64-metre Parkes Radio Telescope was commissioned on October 31 1961. At the time it was the most advanced ...
Watch: Australian engineers make history at ‘robot Olympics’
An Australian team of robotics experts took out second-place at the world’s leading robotics competition last month.
Australian robotics team built for Olympics success
The world’s leading robotics competition, held in the United States this month, will welcome a Brisbane-based team of CSIRO experts ...
Materials engineer named CSIRO’s new chief scientist
Almost 30 years after beginning her career at the CSIRO as a research assistant, Dr Bronwyn Fox is returning to ...
CSIRO’s chief forecaster on the ‘megatrends’ shaping our future
Dr Stefan Hajkowicz and his team at Data61 have updated their thinking on global megatrends during COVID-19.
A new study shows AI can learn to manipulate human behaviour
A new study demonstrates that artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to influence human decision-making by exploiting vulnerabilities in an ...
National Heritage status for The Dish, an Australian engineering icon
Australia’s most famous telescope has been awarded National Heritage status.
