World Engineering Day: Promoting responsible resource consumption and production
Engineers are using their skills to reduce waste, reuse more materials, recycle things that have reached the end of their usable life and repurpose where possible.
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World Engineering Day: Helping life below water thrive
Oceans cover three quarters of the Earth’s surface, contain 97 per cent of the Earth’s water, and represent 99 per cent of the living space on the planet by volume. ...
World Engineering Day: Taking action on climate change
As greenhouse gas levels continue to climb, climate change is occurring at much higher rates than anticipated, and its effects are evident worldwide. By addressing climate change, we can build ...
World Engineering Day: Finding water engineering solutions in Iraq
O’Malley doesn’t work in the most glamorous of fields, but it’s his work on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) infrastructure in Duhok, Iraq, that will bring long-term health and sanitation ...
World Engineering Day: Delivering clean and affordable energy
Energy is central to nearly every major challenge and opportunity the world faces today – and engineers are crucial to creating solutions that provide clean and affordable energy to the ...
This International Women in Engineering Day, meet three women committed to helping #ShapeTheWorld
The theme of this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (23 June) is ‘Shape the World’, highlighting the ways engineering makes the world a better, safer and more exciting place ...
From next year, the world will finally have a day to celebrate engineering
President of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations Dr Marlene Kanga announced today that, starting next year, 4 March will be celebrated annually as World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development.
These nanomaterials turn motion into electricity, but putting them to use requires deft engineering
When Dr Nitu Syed started looking for something to do with her expertise in nanomaterials, she knew that she wanted to work on a project that would have a positive ...
Engineering entering a ‘golden era’, says incoming Engineers Australia National President
The engineering profession is entering a “golden era” and will contribute to solving some of the world’s most pressing problems, says incoming Engineers Australia National President and Board Chair Dr ...
Engineering new forms of vaccine delivery
Engineers are investigating novel methods to deliver vaccinations effectively, other than the dreaded jab.
