Engineers simulate Mars for future missions
Dr Steve Mackay7 May, 2018
1969 was a big year for the engineers and scientists at NASA; the year they enabled humans to reach the Moon. Next year, it will be 50 years since Apollo 11 touched down on that lunar surface. This year the goal is Mars, although the players look a little different...Read More
Engineers simulate Mars for future missions
Dr Steve Mackay7 May, 2018
1969 was a big year for the engineers and scientists at NASA; the year they enabled humans to reach the Moon. Next year, it will be 50 years since Apollo 11 touched down on that lunar surface. This year the goal is Mars, although the players look a little different...Read More
Places to Spot Wildlife in Perth
Dr Steve Mackay3 May, 2018
Many of Australia’s native wildlife species happily live in Perth. This includes kangaroos, wallabies, possums, black swans, quokkas, birdlife, reptiles and even koalas. Plus our oceans are home to much marine life such as dolphins, sea lions and tropical fish. Here is a list of the best places to go...Read More
A good outlook for online training and education in South Africa
Dr Steve Mackay1 May, 2018
The validity of any engineering education and training institution lies in the accreditation of its courses. An ongoing mission for qualification boards around the world is to find providers that are truly educating and training up to spec, and to flag those which are problematic. Technological advancement has enabled education...Read More
Must-See Museums in Perth
Dr Steve Mackay26 April, 2018
With the weather cooling down as winter approaches Perth, it’s time to find some good indoor activities. Why not visit some of our museums? With subjects ranging from vintage video games and cricket, to trains and submarines, there’s something for everyone. The Nostalgia Box Video Game MuseumThis museum showcases over...Read More
A brief glimpse into Engineering AI
Dr Steve Mackay20 April, 2018
It was once the stuff of science fiction novels and films, but artificial intelligence and robot sentience are here and developing fast. A range of experts are responsible, including engineers. This burgeoning reality is presenting the world with advantages that cannot be understated, but we also need to remain vigilant....Read More
Grammar 101 – A presentation packed with grammar hints and tips
Dr Steve Mackay18 April, 2018
The staff at EIT in Perth, Western Australia recently participated in a grammar workshop presented by Danielle Techera our Project and Resources Officer.If you are looking for some hints and tips on how to improve your English grammar please watch this informative PowerPoint presentation. This is an embedded Microsoft Office...Read More
Perth’s Best Markets
Dr Steve Mackay16 April, 2018
If you’re looking for something to do in Perth, why not check out one of our marketplaces? From souvenirs and artisan handcrafts, to fresh produce, food trucks and live entertainment, there’s something happening in every corner of the metropolitan area. Fremantle Markets The Fremantle Markets have been running for over...Read More
Engineering students invent answer to winter biking
Dr Steve Mackay16 April, 2018
As the northern hemisphere looks forward to a much deserved summer, innovators in engineering and technology are looking to make subsequent winters a little less hazardous for some. Source: Pixabay.com The engineering students at the University of Calgary in Canada are devising ways to keep cyclists and their bicycles safer...Read More
Sixteen Engineering Blunders
Dr Steve Mackay13 April, 2018
The Vasa Source: Vasa Museet This Swedish ship was constructed between 1626 and 1628 and intended to be part of the Royal Swedish Navy. However, it only got 1300 metres into its maiden voyage before it capsized and sank. King Gustavus Adolphus oversaw the project and put tight time constraints...Read More