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News Article|16 / 08 / 2018
Engineers visit Super Sewer in London
On one of the hottest days of the year, a small group of Australian engineers visited the Thames Tideway Kirtling Street site, located on the southern bank of the River Thames, London.
Although six weeks late in being able to see either of the 7.2-meter Tunnel Boring Machines (named Millicent and Ursula) be lowered into the ground, the site visit allowed the viewing of the new piled jetty and waste conveyor system.
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15 / 08 / 2018
Engineers recycle jeans into artificial cartilage
Who would have thought that denim jeans could be transformed into artificial cartilage for joint reconstruction? Well they can, thanks to advanced textile recycling methods pioneered by engineers at Deakin University in Victoria.
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13 / 08 / 2018
Redefining flexible working as a pathway to employee wellbeing
When wellbeing is prioritised, employees are more productive, present and committed to their roles
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10 / 08 / 2018
Power of Engineering Heritage: Edison’s Brisbane legacy celebrated
Queensland’s rich engineering history was celebrated this week with a set of original Edison Tubes handed over to Queensland Parliament House on Thursday. The day was held in the spirit of the State Parliament’s 150-year celebrations, commemorated by the official presentation of the Edison Tubes shelf display by the Queensland arm of Engineers Australia’s Engineering Heritage group.
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09 / 08 / 2018
The sweeter side of engineering work
A Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering student has received an up-close look at the inner mechanics of Australia’s sugarcane industry, which she now appreciates is an important sector for engineering.
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09 / 08 / 2018
The Engineering Marketplace: A snapshot of the State of STEM
The latest trends and data in one infographic.
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09 / 08 / 2018
Building your engineering career: the secret benefits of networking, mentoring and making connections
The overall health of the engineering job market is good news for engineering students and new graduates seeking their first job, but standing out from the crowd is the key to securing the best jobs and building a successful career.
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09 / 08 / 2018
Anything is possible: how students and grads are shaping our world
“If you can find an intelligent, highly technical individual who is also emotionally intelligent and has the ability to influence a variety of people to drive positive project outcomes – then you have the unicorn engineer."
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09 / 08 / 2018
From grassroots to classroom: How one humble EA event turned into a state-wide curriculum resource
The first of its kind program helped teachers deliver STEM-related subjects and also foster an interest in engineering subjects.
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09 / 08 / 2018
How EA’s efforts in STEM has helped change education for the better
Engineers Australia has been showcasing engineering talent for decades through numerous awards and recognition programs. And it hasn’t stopped there. EA has been involved in a number of initiatives that have impacted how Australians view STEM.
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06 / 08 / 2018
Board appointment strengthens digital future for engineering peak body
“Good digital strategy is more than just an investment in IT infrastructure; it means putting people and user needs first."
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02 / 08 / 2018
Future-proofing NT engineering: Introducing the sySTEMic Collaboration
In a first for the Northern Territory, secondary students will get practical experience and first-hand access to industry under a new program called ‘sySTEMic Collaboration.' Over 80 students, engineering professionals and government representatives helped launch the pilot initiative last Monday 30 July in the newly-built STEAM Building at Humpty Doo’s Taminmin College.
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