Resolving the industry-research collaboration conundrum
Australia has long struggled with industry-research collaboration. One expert looks at how the country can ensure its R&D activities have ...
Tag: innovation
Rethinking the 100-year-old X-ray tube
Adelaide’s Micro-X has re-engineered the X-ray tube from the electron source up, radically reshaping imaging systems.
Growing Australia’s space manufacturing capacity
The Artemis launch marks a major milestone for space manufacturing. And Australia's engineers are leaning into the difficulties.
Engineering precision in knee replacement surgery
While experience has long guided surgeons through the delicate art of knee replacement, instinct alone can fall short. A Canberra-based ...
Going to market: how engineers’ bright ideas can have big impact
Engineers are entrepreneurs by nature. A new postgraduate degree will help turn those instincts into the basis of a more ...
Skimming the surface
An engineering team at Water Corporation’s Subiaco Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF) has turned a basic principle – pool skimming ...
4 engineers explain how Australia can become an innovation superpower
How does the country’s investment in R&D and advanced manufacturing compare with the rest of the world – and what ...
Engineering forum to showcase a bright future for transport in Queensland
As the construction industry grapples with reducing emissions, a recent research and major transport project shows timely, accurate and verifiable ...
Techwatch: Four of the latest developments in engineering and technology
From perovskite displays to 2D goldene, here are some of the latest engineering innovations from Australia and beyond.
Riding into the future: Safe cycling infrastructure in Australian cities
These four cities have grand plans to improve cycling infrastructure and active transport through safety, development and incentive measures.
