Technology
Keep watching the skies: Australia’s premier scientific instrument is no museum piece
When the CSIRO’s 64-metre Parkes Radio Telescope was commissioned in 1961, it was only expected to operate for 20 years....
Safe and precise pipeline inspection with Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
Water Corporation is entering the depths of the ocean with Autonomous Underwater Vehicles to monitor the condition of its marine...
Future-proof your career by upskilling in robotics and artificial intelligence
QUT has responded to the skills gap with a new Master of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence.
Timber innovations building a more sustainable future
Timber may be one of the oldest and most common building materials, but innovations like these are transforming its role...
The fast track to working in cyber security
Swinburne’s new Cyber Academy offers a work-integrated path to a promising career in a rapidly growing field.
Transforming urban planning using spatial digital twins
With the aid of Nearmap solutions, engineers are using spatial digital twins to make precise and data-backed decisions at scale.
Carbon copy: transforming emissions into building materials
Sophia Hamblin Wang relishes a challenge, whether it be a Rubik’s cube — her personal best competition time for a...
Circular economy hits the pavement with novel PPE reuse technique
A group of engineers at RMIT University has developed a technique to use disposable personal protective equipment (PPE) to strengthen...
Brick walls and firewalls: Cyber engineering is an essential
Cyber security is no longer the responsibility of the IT professional – it must be engineered into a project from...
This new tool could change the way surgeons plan jawbone reconstruction
A tool developed by a University of Sydney engineer will help surgeons plan the complicated task of jawbone reconstruction.
