Archived News for Engineering Professionals
The search for oil has led to the discovery of 400 new species in the Great Australian Bight.
Brain implant tests well
Australian researchers have tested a tiny device that electrically stimulates the brain ...
CSIRO buys new satellite
CSIRO says its new satellite will help lift the veil on our extreme environment.
New court action for Adani
Adani faces a new legal challenge over its plan to pump billions of litres of water ...
Vaccine patch prepared for sale
A new manufacturing project aims to replace the needle and syringe for vaccinations.
Audit explores RCR collapse
Failed engineering firm RCR Tomlinson has debts of up to $250 million owed to about 4,000 subcontractors and suppliers.
Biggest black hole merge observed
An international group of scientists, including Australians, has detected the most massive binary black hole merger yet witnessed.
NASA's new effort finds target
NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft has finally arrived at Bennu – a lump of rock orbiting the Sun between Earth and Mars.
Unions slam NSW move
Unions say they are being inappropriately blocked from political campaigning in NSW.
Adani faces hard road to rail
Adani is rushing ahead on its Carmichael mine plans, but may soon be forced to wait.
Australia on path to green power
Australia’s main grids are on track to get three-quarters of their electricity from renewables by 2030.
Business issues 'big stick' warning
The business sector wants the Federal Government to abandon its “big stick” approach to energy legislation.
Chinese firm plans global link
A Chinese company wants to provide free satellite internet worldwide by 2026.
Decryption rush stalls
Labor appears to be resisting the Government’s call to back its decryption bill.
Hydrogen find could boost green storage
Local researchers have discovered cheaper and more efficient materials for producing hydrogen for renewable energy storage.
New find to boost high-tech supply
Scientists have uncovered a new way to find dysprosium – a key element for a range of cutting-edge technologies.
Kids strike in climate fight
Students across the country have gone on strike and held protests over the lack of political action to address climate change.
Baby gene change "dangerous"
There is great concern this week about reports that the world’s first genetically edited babies have been born in China.
Dams seen as major emitters
A new study suggests agricultural dams would be an excellent place to cut carbon emissions.