6 ways engineers are fighting back against the global plastic waste problem
Harmful to humans and animals alike, the growing amount of plastic in the world’s oceans is an unfolding disaster. Fortunately, ...
Harmful to humans and animals alike, the growing amount of plastic in the world’s oceans is an unfolding disaster. Fortunately, ...
A Deakin University team has found an unexpected material that can be used to produce synthetic cartilage: old denim.
More than 13 million tonnes of plastic enter Australia's waterways every year. Meet Seabin, a device designed to collect plastic ...
As Australia’s waste piles up, the country is finding itself in serious need of new, sustainable solutions. Could converting the ...
If the world is to meet the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), it must turn to engineers for help, ...
An Australian company could save thousands of old tyres by recycling them into a novel paving material.
Perth-based mechanical engineer Darren Lomman is working to stop plastic waste ending up in our oceans by converting it into ...
Australian engineers have brought bendable, biodegradable screens a step closer with an ultra thin, part-organic semiconductor.
Australia's coffee habit produces a lot of grounds and a lot of cups that go to landfill. An engineering student ...
As the electric vehicle market grows and batteries reach the end of their 10-year lifespan, the world is set to ...