Reforming chemical engineering’s ‘dirty and dangerous’ reputation
Rose Amal is working to take chemical engineering’s image from dirty and dangerous to clean and sustainable.
Rose Amal is working to take chemical engineering’s image from dirty and dangerous to clean and sustainable.
Researchers have been trying to develop an ideal biomaterial to patch the heart for more than a decade. Recent studies ...
From construction to energy, Prue Crawford-Flett has built her success on robust leadership and strong relationships.
The new head of one of Australia’s top cybersecurity research bodies is ready for cyber attacks from all angles.
Two engineering graduates have designed an artificial intelligence (AI) solution to find cracks and leaks in pipes more quickly and ...
Taking on highly complex defence work helped engineer Rachel Harch advance her career and become the youngest Fellow of Engineers ...
How can the engineering profession live up to the International Women's Day theme of 'Balance for Better'?.
From public service to private enterprise, biomedical breakthroughs to space exploration, women engineers are changing the world and shaping the ...
The first woman to graduate from the University of Melbourne with an engineering degree is still inspiring students today.
For engineer Kelsie Clarke, a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Antarctica provided a spectacular backdrop to a journey of personal and professional ...