Winners of Australia’s top engineering awards revealed
International control engineering ‘legend’ Professor Brian Anderson AC was announced as the winner of Australia’s most distinguished engineering award at ...
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Meet one engineer helping people see the huge possibilities in the circular economy
Veena Sahajwalla hopes her micro-recycling approach to e-waste, metals, plastics and more will produce a smarter and more sustainable society.
Chemical engineer Rose Amal named 2019 NSW Scientist of the Year
UNSW chemical engineer Professor Rose Amal has added ‘NSW Scientist of the Year’ to her long list of accolades.
“I’m proud I’ve got it”: Engineering profession reaches major milestone with 25,000th active Chartered member
Earning status as a Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) is a major professional milestone, but for one engineer, achieving her CPEng ...
Particle robots: Alone, they’re useless – but working together, they get things done
Robots are able to do a lot of things, but they often have trouble overcoming problems where parts of their ...
Automation is key to keeping miners safe while on the job, says one expert
One mining executive is determined to keep Australia’s underground miners alive on the job.
This year’s most influential women in STEM are champions of reinvention
Space pioneers, software engineers and prominent roboticists all made the 2019 Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence list.
Student wins international award for engineering a simple solution to provide safe drinking water
An engineering student from regional NSW recently became the first Australian to win a prestigious international water award with an ...
Gabby Costigan sees more great engineering feats in Australia’s future
Experience has taught Gabby Costigan that the defence industry is a great place for engineers to bring their talents.
An ingenious sensor promises to make cancer treatment safer for patients
A life-saving temperature sensor devised by Jacqueline Savage could give cancer patients a much better chance of surviving treatment.
