Tag: Engineering
Capgemini enhances Aussie engineering capabilities with acquisition of D+I
French technology consultancy Capgemini announced the signing of an agreement to acquire D+I, a product design and development consultancy in Australia.
BAE Systems introduces engineering scholarships for women from regional Australia
BAE Systems Australia has unveiled a groundbreaking initiative aimed at supporting women from regional Australia pursuing engineering degrees with aspirations for a career in the defence industry.
Aussie engineers use 2D printing process to manufacture nano-thin memory chips
Engineers at the University of Sydney have developed a 2D printing process using liquid metals that could pave the way to manufacturing more advanced and energy-efficient computing hardware at the nanoscale.
Engineers Australia advocates for diverse future in STEM landscape
Engineers Australia has thrown its support behind the Pathway to Diversity in STEM Final Report, urging the Australian Government to swiftly adopt the recommendations outlined within the report alongside its Diversity in STEM Program Strategy.
Findon Technical College unveils state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities for SA’s future workforce
Findon Technical College has officially opened its doors, marking the inauguration of the first of five technical colleges initiated by the South Australian Government.
Landmark partnership between AUKUS Forum, local gov’t to highlight regional manufacturing in QLD
The Banana Shire Council has signed a landmark partnership agreement with AUKUS Forum to showcase Queensland’s regional manufacturing and industrial capabilities globally.
5E Advanced Materials selects Fluor to provide FEL-2 process engineering work
5E Advanced Materials, an ASX-listed boron and lithium company, has tapped Fluor Corporation to be its engineering, procurement, and construction services provider.
UNSW engineers develop tech to prolong aqueous zinc battery rechargeability
Researchers from UNSW have unveiled a scalable solution to overcome the rechargeability challenges of aqueous rechargeable zinc battery (AZB) technology.
Australian engineering giant sets new industry standards with Extent Heritage acquisition
RSK Australia, a global leader in sustainable solutions, has acquired Extent Heritage, the country's largest heritage management and archaeological company in a move set to redefine Australia's heritage management landscape.
New Engineers Australia report highlights worsening skills crisis in Australia
A new report from Engineers Australia has revealed a deepening engineering skills crisis in the country and the vital role of engineers in driving every sector of the nation’s economy.
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