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News|19 / 10 / 2017
Student exercise provides new solar warning
The University of Queensland has introduced a new UV index display developed by one of its engineering students.
“I used the skills and knowledge gained throughout my electrical engineering degree to build a four-metre-high sign with a UV Index sensor that transmits data to a public online database via long-range wide area network technology,” said the student, James Cooney.
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19 / 10 / 2017
CEO and National President’s Visit to Asia
Engineers Australia's National President, Mr John McIntosh, and CEO, Mr Peter McIntyre, share feedback on their visit to the Asian Chapters in September 2017.
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19 / 10 / 2017
Origami-based sound barriers can dampen road noises
The origami lattice allows engineers to selectively dampen noise at various frequencies by adjusting the distance between noise-diffusing elements.
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19 / 10 / 2017
Titanium box to help scientists conduct experiments in space
A University of Adelaide student is hoping to stop the spread of diseases from space by developing a 3D-printed titanium box in which tests can be conducted while the box is in space.
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18 / 10 / 2017
Get ready for 5G mobile
The Australian Government has released a 5G directions paper and will convene a working group to drive the deployment of 5G mobile technology in Australia.
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18 / 10 / 2017
Single system for electricity, water, air-conditioning and heat
Singaporean engineers have come up with a smart quad-generation plant that produces electricity, water, air-conditioning and heat within a single, integrated system.
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17 / 10 / 2017
Seawater pumped hydro project moving ahead in SA
A proposed seawater pumped hydro project in South Australia has been approved to proceed to the next stage, including engineering design, planning approvals and more detailed financial modelling.
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17 / 10 / 2017
Engineers shake up seismic reinforcement
It’s not often that Australia and earthquakes are synonymous but there has been at least one major earthquake in every decade over the last century, which makes this new reinforcement material of interest.
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17 / 10 / 2017
A more compact non-satellite-based navigational system
Engineers and scientists from Tomsk Polytechnic University are working with an industrial partner to design a more compact intelligent module that would provide navigational capabilities without satellite support.
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16 / 10 / 2017
Project Risk Management Presentation in Chile
The ongoing professional development required to support Project Risk Management was discussed by our Chile Interest Group in September at the Sedgman office in Santiago.
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16 / 10 / 2017
EA UK Chapter's 2017 AGM and Technical Talk
Engineers Australia UK Chapter's President, Elizabeth Harrison, expressed her views on the 2017 Annual General Meeting (AGM) and CPD Technical Presentation on 4th October 2017.
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16 / 10 / 2017
Standards Australia Technical Committee - MN-012 Mine Closure and Reclamation Management
Standards Australia has formed a technical committee (MN-01) to work with its international partners and develop an ISO best practice guide for mine closure and reclamation.
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Quick Chat with the 2017 Professional Engineer of the Year https://t.co/HD4Q9n1pMV
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