createdigital17h
The cost of producing lab-grown proteins is dropping – but mass production remains a challenge
From cultivated meat to plant-based proteins, engineering innovation is transforming how we produce and consume protein in a ...
createdigital7d
We can learn a lot from Australia’s first engineers – here’s why
Engineers are drawing on the land, sea and relationship knowledge of Indigenous peoples to inform relevant, sustainable ...
createdigital7d
Growing Australia’s space manufacturing capacity
Space is hard, but the country's engineers are leaning into the difficulties – because innovation in response to a challenge ...
createdigital7d
Can dynamic wireless charging transform heavy vehicle transport?
Electrifying heavy vehicles is crucial to reduce emissions, but challenges such as high infrastructure costs and long-haul ...
createdigital7d
The precision motors driving mission success
SPONSORED Interplanetary exploration is crucial to ensuring long-term human resilience, from resource diversification to ...
createdigital14d
Using AI to wrangle massive amounts of data
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, enabling engineers to design solutions to some of the biggest problems of the day. But it can also help with time-intensive administrative tasks such as ...
createdigital21d
4 engineers explain how Australia can become an innovation superpower
How does the country’s investment in R&D and advanced manufacturing compare with the rest of the world – and what steps can it take to excel? OECD data has revealed the extent to which Australia funds ...
createdigital28d
Why did timbrel vaults disappear from construction – and how could they make a comeback?
They’re fast to build, use low-cost and low-carbon materials, require only small teams and can last for centuries. So why aren’t timbrel vaults in greater use? For more than 2000 years, constructing ...