Drinking the profits: finding new uses for wine waste
By exploring the untapped potential of wine waste, these chemical engineers have found a way to produce high-value ingredients while ...
Tag: manufacturing
Engineers key to Australia’s advanced manufacturing future
Australia has all the raw materials to be an advanced manufacturing powerhouse – if it can overcome some of the ...
What Ampcontrol’s Peter Cockbain has learnt in 60 years of engineering
Reflecting on an esteemed career spanning more than six decades in electrical engineering and manufacturing, the 2022 Engineers Australia Peter ...
Railcar manufacturing returns to Western Australia
The daily rail commute for residents across Perth is getting a revamp thanks to skilled engineers who are delivering the ...
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 ...
How can we bridge the gap between university research and private business in Australia?
Commercialising university research is an enduring issue for Australian manufacturers. So what can be done to bridge the gap between ...
How can we beat the skills shortage?
To beat the engineering skills shortage one future of work expert believes the answer may lie in rethinking recruitment and ...
The Brisbane Olympics could mean gold for Australian manufacturing
With a decade until the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, now is the time to consider how the Australian ...
How engineers can help build smarter, more resilient supply chains
From empty supermarket shelves to Australia’s dwindling supplies of fuel additive AdBlue, the pandemic has exposed how tenuous the world’s ...
How Anthony Michell became an icon of Australian engineering
Mechanical engineer AGM Michell is a central figure in the history of Australia’s engineers, revolutionising ship propulsion.
