Imaging
Thorsten Trupke is keeping Australia’s solar cells at peak performance
Thorsten Trupke's award-winning technology is a smarter and faster way of making sure that solar cells are reliable.
Specially filtered snapshots are spotting manufacturing defects
Engineers from the Australian National University (ANU) have developed a method that could help manufacturers spot defects in technology more...
How digital twin technology is changing the engineering landscape
Producing digital twins that mirror physical products and processes can help companies quickly identify problems and prototype new ideas.
New technology could turn every smartphone into a skin cancer detector
Skin cancer accounts for one of the largest number of cancer diagnoses in Australia every year.
‘Ghost imaging’ offers a cheaper and safer alternative to medical X-rays
ANU researchers are making real progress on a safer form of X-ray imaging.
How digital imaging technology could help Notre Dame rise from the ashes
Virtual copies of the Notre Dame Cathedral’s interior and exterior could guide repair efforts and help preserve the building's unique...
Meet the engineers who helped make this world-first image of a black hole possible
The first image of a black hole is the culmination of years of research and experimentation with computational imaging and...
The “amazing spread of opportunities” at the intersection of engineering and medicine
One young electrical engineer is applying her engineering skills to help solve medical imaging problems.
New fluorescent dyes could sharpen the focus of biological imaging
Fluorescent molecules have been used in biological imaging for over a century. Recent studies have shed light on the technology’s...
Meet the engineer behind the camera that captures those Oscar-worthy shots
Software engineer Vikas Sathaye is still reeling after receiving an award at the Oscars this year for a camera mount...
