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Office bearers vital to our advocacy efforts: Sydney Division president Julie Mikhail

Julie Mikhail, Sydney Division president outlines how the division’s office bearers play an important role at EA.

Building hybrid tubular structures using composite materials

Dr. Yu and his team at the University of Wollongong explain the details behind their new hybrid tubular structures building techniques incorporating composite materials.

Why parliamentary inquiries are important to our advocacy efforts

Public Affairs National Manager, Jonathan Russell explains why EA’s input into Parliamentary inquiries is vital in making sure the engineering profession’s voice is heard.

Intelligent robot navigates the urban underground

The BADGER is built to navigate and make changes to the congested environments of modern cities without trenches or having to re-route traffic.

Engineers Australia celebrates International Women In Engineering Day

International Women In Engineering Day (23 June) aims to highlights some of the amazing work by women in engineering and technical roles. It also allows everyone to join in and celebrate the achievements of our outstanding women engineers.

STEAM Expo captures imagination of Bulimba students

Brisbane’s Bulimba State School has recently delivered a STEAM Expo to challenge, delight and entertain its young students.

Cairns students talk careers with award-winning engineer

Dr David Lacey, awarded 2016 Queensland Young Professional Engineer of the Year by Engineers Australia, recently visited regional schools to talk about careers as an engineer.

Quick Chat with Captain Drew Jardine

Over 32 years, Darwin's Captain Drew Jardine has transitioned from an army apprentice to a Chartered Engineering Officer.

New deal could take carbon fibre to the masses

Deakin University and US-based LeMond Composites have signed a $58 million deal they hope will dramatically cut the cost of carbon fibre manufacturing.

Australian outreach program team wins robotics competition

A team from Australia has taken out the Chairman’s Award for the first time at the 2017 world championship event FIRST held in Texas.

Lightweight steel can now be produced on an industrial scale

The breakthrough allows low density steel-based alloys to be produced with maximum strength while remaining durable and flexible.