The engineers helping Aussie athletes to Paralympic gold
When archer Taymon Kenton-Smith takes aim in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, he’ll hold the bow with a custom grip ...
When archer Taymon Kenton-Smith takes aim in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games, he’ll hold the bow with a custom grip ...
Wheelchair racing gloves designed by an engineering student could give aspiring Paralympians access to gear usually reserved for elite athletes.
Cricket is an old sport that takes its traditions very seriously. That hasn’t stopped engineers from dreaming up new equipment ...
Four engineering interns are living life in the fast lane, getting experience with Australian motor racing team Walkinshaw Andretti United.
For 70 years, Formula One has been profoundly shaped by engineers. Their innovations, in turn, have shaped the technology that ...
Engineers are putting sensors and data-collectors inside cricket equipment, giving fans an even closer look at the game.
Some of Australia’s brightest young innovators have taken home awards at one of the world’s biggest annual student science and ...
To achieve a more powerful thrust through the water, a surfboard designer has turned to humpback whale flippers for inspiration.
A high-tech wind tunnel in Adelaide is Australia's newest tool to help its Olympic cyclists gain a competitive edge.
For professional athletes, any advantage over their opponents helps. For Dylan Alcott, a Paralympic champion in basketball and tennis and ...