RMIT engineers develop water-repellent bioplastic inspired by the lotus leaf
A new Australian-developed bioplastic using biophilic design could help cut back on plastic pollution.
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Fire-resistant composite claddings can protect homes
An innovative coating developed by RMIT engineer Kate Nguyen could save Australian homes from bushfires.
This engineer is searching for signs of life in the clouds of Venus
An aeronautical engineer from Melbourne is part of a team searching for signs of life in the clouds of Venus.
Aerospace engineer to lead RMIT’s Space Industry Hub
He’s already made significant contributions to the field of advanced aircraft structures and materials. Now, Professor Brian Falzon is setting ...
Australian engineers have developed an instant COVID-19 sensor
Engineers from RMIT have produced a prototype of a biosensor that can detect COVID-19 and its variants.
These dressings glow when a wound isn’t healing properly
Researchers have developed smart dressings with built-in nanosensors that alert medical professionals when a wound is not healing.
These tiny 3D-printed structures could help the body regrow bones
Engineers and scientists have combined their talents to flip traditional 3D printing and create intricate biomedical structures designed to regrow ...
Australian engineers are helping stroke diagnostic equipment fly
Stroke patients in rural communities currently have to travel hours to receive care. A multidisciplinary team of engineers, stroke experts ...
This light-powered electronic chip mimics the human brain
Engineers have developed light-powered technology that brings together imaging, processing, machine learning and memory in one tiny electronic chip.
Australian researchers have recorded the world’s fastest internet speeds using a single optical chip
An Australian research team has successfully tested and recorded the world’s fastest internet data speed, using an optical micro-comb.
