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News|18 / 08 / 2017
Futures in Engineering – attracting tomorrow’s Tasmanian engineers
This year the Futures in Engineering program was extended to both Hobart and Launceston. This outreach program is directed at students in years 9 - 11 to increase their awareness of potential careers in the profession and to equip them to make future subject choices.
“Engineers Australia’s ‘Engineering Makes Things Happen’ report and the Tasmania Division’s Workforce Development Plan both note that STEM education is a critical building block for entry into the engineering profession,’ Dr. Gardiner said.
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17 / 08 / 2017
President’s Update: Infrastructure WA
Engineers Australia WA President, James Westcott, tells us about his work around the development of the "Infrastructure WA" body.
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17 / 08 / 2017
Townsville site to host $225 million solar farm
A new solar farm for Townsville's Ross River will create new job opportunities, and also marks the beginning of a larger renewable energy project.
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17 / 08 / 2017
Interview with a brilliant mentor and mentee
Working together at Rio Tinto, Brett and Clare have learned from each other and grown from their relationship.
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17 / 08 / 2017
Darwin to host Australian-first Li-Ion battery factory
A new Lithium Ion battery manufacturing plant, dubbed “Renaissance One”, is set to grace Darwin.
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17 / 08 / 2017
Innovative solar project to power Indigenous community
A new solar power and battery storage project will soon power an entire Aboriginal community in the Territory.
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17 / 08 / 2017
New data shows engineering jobs market growth in every state and territory
Civil engineering dominates the vacancies for engineers in NSW and Victoria, with strong growth in South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT.
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16 / 08 / 2017
Animation research could have applications in robotics
Disney Research has developed a method for designing cable-driven mechanisms that help give physical form and motion to animated characters.
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16 / 08 / 2017
Measuring success in a digital world
SPONSORED CONTENT: How does a business constantly and consistently measure their own success and performance and therefore improve from project to project?
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16 / 08 / 2017
New inlet design increases thrust for satellites
Hall thrusters are used in earth-orbiting satellites and also have the potential to be applied to robotic spacecraft in order to propel them long distances.
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Join our team of National Assessors!
We’re looking for a number of National Assessors to join our team in cities across Australia.
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15 / 08 / 2017
Get set for more building upgrades in South Australia
Building owners in South Australia now have access to an innovative way of financing environmental and energy upgrade works of recently-built structures as well as for those deemed heritage.
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RT @GautamVini: @EngAustralia Thanks for inviting me to speak for the science/fiction event in #canberra - I quite enjoyed it #nationalscie…
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How Australian engineers are building better bearings for wind turbines https://t.co/bAq8bwnmGn https://t.co/kCNTtFSnf5
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