This is the “decade for engineering”: How to bolster the future of innovation
By removing roadblocks and embracing new technology, engineering can continue to be the driving force behind Australia’s progression.
By removing roadblocks and embracing new technology, engineering can continue to be the driving force behind Australia’s progression.
Adelaide University Motorsport Team combines global racing opportunities with curious young engineers to cultivate skills that are the cornerstone of ...
Australia is lagging some distance behind Europe when it comes to the adoption of digital twins in manufacturing.
Continuing geopolitical uncertainty coupled with high inflation and supply chain disruption has forced manufacturers worldwide to find new ways to ...
From floating chopsticks in space to natural disaster damage mapping, here’s what three innovative engineering students are working on this ...
Revolutionary new ways to remove microplastics from water, use zinc-air batteries to power electric cars and significantly improve hydrogen storage ...
A muscular robot, fire-retardant paint, a wireless drug delivery system and an astronomical metalens are among the latest engineering technologies.
Two Ukrainian engineers share the impacts of their collaboration and their vision for a sustainable post-war Ukraine.
In a special feature for International Women’s Day, Anna Quillinan shares how problems of energy and environment will only be ...
Drip painting, liquid metal catalysts, a self-monitoring printer and an electronic tongue: here are four engineering innovations.