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Digital twins could allow engineers to move beyond testing whether a medical device works to predicting how it will perform ...

A large amount of energy goes into plastic production, and considerable quantities of carbon and hydrogen are bound up in ...

Wamarra works on projects for the impact they leave behind – social good for communities, financial security for staff. Now, that approach is paying off as the contracts keep getting bigger. On a flat ...

Although semiconductors have a place on the federal government’s List of Critical Technologies in the National Interest, Australia’s contribution to the sector is modest. What can be done to change ...

Australia has long struggled with industry-research collaboration. One expert looks at how the country can ensure its R&D activities have impact and create value. “A problem well-stated is a problem ...

From Nobel Prize-winning origins to modern shopping centre carparks, speed humps cause extreme passenger discomfort. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Engineer Geoff Walton MIEAust conducted a ...