The ingredients for unprecedented business growth
When two former corporate engineers branched out on their own in business five years ago, the world was flung into ...
Tag: geotechnical engineering
The paddy melon is a weed – so how can it help reduce carbon emissions?
One of Australia’s most invasive weeds could hold the key to eliminating carbon emissions from the cementation process.
Lessons from a Chartered engineer’s illustrious career
When it comes to his work as a geotechnical engineer, Jun Sugawara is not afraid to get his hands dirty.
The contradiction at the heart of sustainable engineering
Working on road and rail infrastructure in Queensland, Dr Chris Bridges FIEAust feels he is trying to serve two contradictory ...
This “inexpensive and ubiquitous” material could protect buildings from earthquake damage
Geotextiles are already used in building foundations. But their flexibility, thinness and strength might also help save properties - and ...
Mining and medtech top this year’s AFR Most Innovative Companies list
The Australian Financial Review's annual list of Most Innovative Companies is out, and once again the engineering profession is well ...
A day in the life of a geotechnical engineer
Dr David Lacey answers our questions about what hooked him on geotechnical engineering, the value of niche roles and what ...
Engineering innovation found at all levels of the Sydney Metro Northwest
When you think of engineering innovation, car parks and train tunnels don’t usually spring to mind. At least, that’s how ...
