This World Engineering Day, meet some of the profession’s future leaders
Ahead of World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development (4 March), create spoke with five young Engineers Australia members about their ...
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What does this year’s World Engineering Day theme mean for the profession?
This year’s theme for World Engineering Day is "Build Back Wiser, Engineering the Future". What does this mean to the ...
How Engineers Without Borders is building back wiser
By working with people living with disability in rural Cambodia, Engineers Without Borders (EWB) helps disadvantaged communities access profitable livelihoods.
EA Insights: Changing the world for the better
From ending gender bias to confronting climate change, engineering is ready to face the biggest challenges, write Engineers Australia National ...
To build back wiser, engineers must demonstrate value
Engineers hold many of the solutions needed to tackle climate change and achieve the United Nations’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). ...
WED22: The future of hydrogen in Australia
For nations that don’t have enough solar or wind, hydrogen will be an important part of the solution.
WED22: Producing green steel
The engineering challenge in the production of green steel has been delivering hydrogen to an electric arc furnace in a ...
How engineers will enable net-zero emissions
As we approach UNESCO’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, with its theme of Build Back Wiser, it helps to ...
WED22: Commercialising soil carbon
Soils have been recognised as living systems that require certain biologically active conditions before soil carbon can be built.
WED22: Recycled concrete gives building waste a new life
Often, once a concrete structure reaches the end of its life, the only option for most concrete waste is landfill. ...
