Following the 2026 IEA meetings in Cape Town, Engineers Australia’s National President explains how global cooperation helps ...

From 3D-printed tissue to AI-powered diagnostic tools, biomedical engineering is evolving rapidly. The next challenge is progressing those innovations from the laboratory to the clinic. Biomedical ...

Forecasts point to a return of the El Niño climate cycle this summer, and engineers will be charged with ensuring infrastructure and other critical systems continue to function under increasingly ...

Webuild’s engineering-led approach to infrastructure delivery brings globally sourced expertise to Australia, strengthening the capability to deliver some of the nation’s most complex and technically ...

Wastewater treatment plants are large energy consumers and costly to run. However, wastewater also contains large amounts of energy. In some treatment plants, energy is produced in anaerobic digesters ...

Touted as a lower-cost option than light rail, trackless trams need to attract intensified development around station locations for the systems to justify capital costs. The idea of mid-tier transit ...

After cyclonic flooding destroyed Kuranda Weir, engineers had less than a year to design and construct two dams, stabilise the rail corridor, keep workers safe and reinstate power – all before the ...

When traditional materials reached their limit, engineers turned to advanced fibre-reinforced polymers to revitalise a South Australian landmark. Fibre-reinforced polymers (FRP) are increasingly ...

From Singapore’s Marina Bay to the Dutch polders, these land reclamation efforts exemplify the peak of engineering innovation. Urban development along coastal areas, particularly in Asia, is often ...

With off-the-shelf parts, artificial intelligence and a little ingenuity, two engineers have devised a purple box that could save the agricultural industry millions. As young researchers with a ...

What skills does it take to go to space? We take a look at the Australian Space Agency’s plans to develop the space sector and hear from four of the engineers working behind the scenes. Every day, the ...

When Boeing Australia’s Research and Technology unit was looking for a way to offload the “important but repetitive tasks” in its production facility, the group settled on an autonomous collaborative ...