Make learning and development part of your mantra in your job and within your team
11 June, 2019 by *Steve Mackay PhD, Dean, Engineering Institute of Technology | Supplied by: IDC Technologies Pty LtdIf you are passionate and enthusiatic about learning, you will thrive in your career.
Vale completes important stage in tailings containment and treatment
11 June, 2019Sheet pilings curtain and water treatment plant are part of a set of projects which contribute to reduce tailings flow into the Paraopeba River.
Rapid changes in global energy use to 2050 predicted
11 June, 2019A recent report by McKinsey predicts rapid changes in energy consumption and production patterns worldwide, but not enough to halt global warming.
Symposium on advances in corrosion science and engineering
07 June, 2019 | Supplied by: Australasian Corrosion AssociationThe ACA will be hosting an international symposium focusing on the latest advances in corrosion science and corrosion engineering in July.
CSIRO to hold 'Digital Twin' symposium for metal AM
07 June, 2019 | Supplied by: CSIRO Head OfficeThe CSIRO will be holding a one-day symposium in Melbourne on 4 July titled the ‘Towards a True Digital Twin’ Symposium.
Collaborative robots: designing for productivity and safety
05 June, 2019 by Steven Keeping* | Supplied by: Mouser ElectronicsCollaborative robots are making their mark — combining robot muscle with human dexterity and problem-solving skills is dramatically improving productivity.
Queensland opens more LNG leases for local supply
03 June, 2019New joint venture approved to seek gas for supply to local Australian manufacturers.
Researchers develop ultra-compact syngas reactor
03 June, 2019Researchers in Denmark have developed a new and compact approach to producing syngas that reduces CO2 emissions.
Mitsubishi Electric to acquire software company ICONICS
03 June, 2019 | Supplied by: Mitsubishi Electric AustraliaAcquisition will enhance software product line-up to strengthen e-F@ctory integrated solution.
Australian hydrogen standards committee established
31 May, 2019The committee is seen as a key enabler to drive national agreement and recommendations to enhance the development of the emerging hydrogen industry.
AI automatically detects disturbances in power supply grids
29 May, 2019 | Supplied by: Fraunhofer Institute for Optronics, System Technology and Image Exploitation - IOSBFraunhofer researchers have developed compression techniques, algorithms and neural networks to make a power supply fit for the future.
AI bringing human-like reasoning to driverless car navigation
28 May, 2019MIT research aims to bring more human-like reasoning to autonomous vehicles by using imaging data and learning from human drivers.
Lifelong learning
27 May, 2019 | Supplied by: HYDAC InternationalHYDAC offers practical courses on a variety of topics,including hydraulics, thermal optimisation, filtration, electronics, predictive maintenance and Industry 4.0.
Qld Government quietly creates CSG no-go zone near Chinchilla
27 May, 2019CSG wells already in operation in a 10 km no-go zone around the site of one of the state's worst environmental contaminations.
Australians lacking in energy literacy: report
24 May, 2019For most in our community, the concept of energy goes no further than the price they pay to keep the lights on, according to a report published by NERA.
