All posts tagged "Engineering"

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  Engineering

  Geoengineering to cut carbon? Answers urgently needed

  Two of the world’s leading experts on the potential use of marine geoengineering to cut carbon levels have called for urgent action...

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  Engineering

  Aussie science student rows her way to the USA

  Lucy Lake’s rowing oars are taking her over 12,600km from her home in Sydney to Phoenix, Arizona, USA to represent Australia at...

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  News and Views

  Defence pathways to AMC open for TAFE SA graduates

  TAFE SA has welcomed the new education pathways for its graduates of the Associate Degree and Diploma of Engineering – Technical with...

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  Engineering

  Chemical engineering challenges plastic pollution

  The growing problem of plastic pollution is an issue being tackled by chemical engineers at The University of Queensland in conjunction with...

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  Who's Who

  Engineering student helps build Second Range Crossing

  Madison Stahlhut loves numbers.

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  Who's Who

  Detecting watermelon ripeness, 3D printed prostheses and window washing drones

  Have you ever seen a drone autonomously washing the windows on a skyscraper? A sensor detecting the peak ripeness of a watermelon?...

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  Engineering

  Creating automotive engineers of the future

  A $5 million program to encourage high quality graduate engineers to work in Australia’s automotive sector has opened.

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  Science

  A 10-year plan for women in STEM

  Work is commencing on a key Budget initiative, with the Australian Academy of Science beginning to develop a 10-year plan on behalf...

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  Who's Who

  Aussie student wins at ISEF

  2018 BHP Billiton Foundation Science and Engineering Award winner Oliver Nicholls has taken home the top prize and $US75,000 as winner of...

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  Engineering

  Industry empowers women in engineering

  Industry partners have thrown their support behind The University of Queensland Women in Engineering program, which has prompted a steady increase in...