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A seat at the table

How Engineers Australia’s Public Affairs team is helping engineers get their voices heard.

What does the Coalition's policy agenda mean for engineering?

Morrison Government's three commitments to the engineering profession.

Biggest election shock in more than 25 years

It has been the most surprising result in Australia since 1993, with Hon Scott Morrison MP taking office as Prime Minister.

Site Visit - JW Marriott Hotel at West Bay Doha-Qatar

On Saturday the 6th of April 2019, members of Engineering Australia (EA) Qatar Chapter visited the JW Marriott Hotel construction site located at West Bay, Doha, Qatar.

Technical Talk at Qatar University - History of Our Roads - Pavement Deterioration

The Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering at Qatar University (QU), in collaboration with Engineers Australia (EA), hosted a workshop titled “History of Our Roads - Pavement Deterioration: A Study in Qatar” at the College of Engineering on Wednesday 20th of March 2019.

It's not rocket science, it's rocket engineering

Aerospace engineering students at Monash University in Victoria have placed second in the 30,000ft flight division at the Australian University Rocketry Competition (AURC).

The science of grease lubrication (Malaysia)

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The science of grease lubrication (Singapore)

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Protecting buildings near seismic faults

Researchers at the Centre for Built Infrastructure Research (CBIR) have found an innovative and inexpensive solution to protect buildings against fault rupture.

Engineers test potential for night energy production

While solar panels have been around for some time, engineers are now experimenting with rooftop panels that could create electricity at night, offering the potential to produce renewable energy without the sun.

World's first 3D printed heart

Biomedical researchers have 3D printed the world's first vascularised engineered heart using a patient's own cells and biological materials.