Archived News for Engineering Professionals
Researchers are struggling against entropy to create the most accurate clocks ever.
Rights razed in urban spree
Experts say urban megaprojects are depriving communities of their water-related human rights.
Bravus blacklist outlined
A major builder says it cannot get insurance for work on a controversial coal mine.
Builder cops crane fine
An engineering company has been fined after a crane collapsed onto a building in NSW.
Archives ask for pocket change
Vital pieces of Australian history are now reliant on public charity to protect them.
CEFC outlines bio-billions
Experts say billions of dollars are on offer if Australia boosts bioenergy efforts.
Cheap sheets could replace retinas
Local experts are working on an organic, printable device to restore sight to the blind.
CSIRO plots solar peak
New stats show Australia installed its highest ever number of rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) panels in 2020.
Government gas may need diesel
Australia’s taxpayer funded gas-fired power plant may have to run on diesel for its first six months.
Nano-tech brings big boost
Researchers have found that nano-tech augmentations can massively increase the effectiveness of cystic fibrosis drugs.
'Mind-writing' makes amazing marks
New technology is helping paralysed people ‘write’ on a computer screen by just thinking about it.
Asteroid probe heads home
NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft has left the asteroid Bennu and is on its way back to Earth.
More gains for future cells
Australian experts have shown that next-gen solar panels can run cooler.
Unions warn of local dump
Unions say Australia’s industrial anti-dumping authority cannot properly safeguard domestic industries.
Coal site picked for green switch
A new company is turning an old power station into a battery and industrial zone.