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Quick Chat with Gabriel Dio, Chartered Engineer

Gabriel Dio BEng (hons), MIEAust, CPEng graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (hons). Gabriel has recently finished up work at Orica Limited on the Kooragang Island Site, NSW. He has worked on the construction of a packaged explosives plant in Siji, UAE and a global booster manufacturing plant in Bataan, Philippines. Gabriel is very active in the engineering community and recently completed his chartered accreditation.

Design engineers dig subsurface utility engineering

Imagine being part of the important work that contributes to the upgrade of an Australian Standard regarding the relatively new field of subsurface utilities while expanding your own knowledge and earning CPD points.

Time to STEM the tide of economic decline

If we have to risk making STEM a buzzword with all that this entails, then bring it on.

Forensic engineers investigate collapsed bridge

Following the collapse of the pedestrian bridge at Florida International University onto a busy highway on 15 March, forensic engineers are investigating how it happened.

Civil engineer named as Fulbright scholar

Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group has announced Dr William Schonberg as its new Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Advanced Science and Technology.

Engineers helping navy cut down on snorting

Engineers at QinetiQ are working on a world-first initiative to improve the endurance of submarines by reducing the amount of time they spend on the surface expelling contaminants and drawing in oxygen.

Are you a techstar?

Innovative engineers are invited to apply to the Asia Pacific Techstars program that helps accelerate the launch of start-ups with a mentorship-driven program and funding.

Quick chat with Mike Hawkey: from Engineer to Science teacher

Meet Mike, an Engineer turned science teacher who developed a space mission program at Two Wells Primary School.

Site Visit to Qatar Cooling Plant

The visit covered learnings about the technology and sustainability initiatives driven by Qatar Cool (QC) locally.

Mind the (engineering) gap

As Victoria joins Queensland in becoming only the second Australian state to have mandatory registration for engineers, news of the NSW Government’s $2.3 billion purchase of trains too wide for tunnels should come as no surprise.

Engineers Australia welcomes historic mandatory registration bill

Engineers Australia Victorian President Alesha Printz says the Association has been working closely with the Victorian Government on the legislation.