Archived News for Engineering Professionals
Australian engineers have come up with a new method to remove harmful E. coli from water.
CSIRO sees battery options
CSIRO says Australia has the potential to capitalise on more of the battery value chain.
Low-energy storage laid out
Australian experts are looking at new materials that could guide the future of low-energy data storage.
TENGs enhanced with AI
Engineers are working on ways to scavenge power from low-frequency vibrations in the environment...
Twiggy picks up port project
Billionaire Andrew Forrest now owns 100 per cent of Australian Industrial Energy (AIE).
Whitehaven keeps coal
Whitehaven Coal shareholders have rejected a push to scrap its coal operations.
Pawsey plans for new power
The Pawsey Supercomputing Centre says its new supercomputer will be 30 times more powerful than its predecessors.
OSIRIS scrapes asteroid surface
An astounding feat of science and engineering has occurred in space this week ...
Sydney water risk outlined
A mining company says its coal expansion plans pose “no risk” to Sydney's drinking water.
Harsh light fixes solar issue
Australian engineers have cleared the latest hurdle for the future of solar cells.
Nokia tapped for Moon mobile
Nokia is planning to bring mobile coverage to the Moon, building a 4G comms system at a future lunar base.
Anglo cuts Grosvenor jobs
Anglo American says it has been forced to cut 100 jobs from its Grosvenor mine.
Green goal could unleash billions
Research suggests that if Australia had a net zero emissions target, it could trigger $63 billion in new investment.
Intelligence satellite looms soon
Australian intelligence agencies will soon launch their own satellite.
QUT to scan Mars data
NASA has commissioned Australian researchers to develop software to analyse scientific data from Mars.
WA backs gas future
The WA Government has backed the role of natural gas in the state’s energy future.