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Science fiction writers continue to fuel engineers' imaginations, resulting in mind-blowing technological advancements. We’ve put together a list of reads for engineers to feel inspired The connection between engineers and science fiction (sci-fi) is undeniably akin to the bond between a parent and a child. Of course, it is anyone’s...Read More

They may have hard-to-pronounce names and sit at the bottom of the periodic table, but Rare Earth Elements are changing engineering and our lives in ways we never imagined. To most people outside of the fields of specialized engineering, or geology and chemistry, Rare Earth Elements (REE) were relatively unheard...Read More

From supporting EIT students to engaging in competitive sports, EIT Lead Learning Support Officer Holly Maree Ross always crosses the finish line Whether she is making sure our students get the best learning experience or whether she is running treacherous trails just for fun, EIT Lead Learning Support Officer Holly...Read More

Finding the perfect present for an engineer can be daunting, especially considering their left-brained logic. This festive season, we’ve taken the guesswork out of gift work for you. Here are some thoughtful and innovative gift ideas that will bring joy and delight to the engineer in your life, making your...Read More

The past year has been productive for the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT).  As 2022 draws to a close, we are reflecting on some of our achievements and plans for 2023 and beyond.  The year 2022 was indeed special, despite some of the challenges that the previous year presented. With the...Read More

From space safety to AI that creates images from text, plus the world’s biggest green hydrogen hub, we look at some of the best engineering innovations of the past year. Since COVID-19 hit, most of us have been focusing on the adverse events of the two years that followed, so...Read More

In case you missed it, this year’s EIT Doctor of Engineering (DEng) Conference showcased more research topics presented by principal supervisors who are also international research leaders. The EIT Doctor of Engineering course is suited to solving industry problems On 2 November 2022, the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) held...Read More

On 3 November 2022, at the Optus Stadium in Perth, Western Australia, EIT hosted its first in-person Graduation Gala in three years since the Covid-19 pandemic started. EIT 2022 Graduates To New Beginnings: EIT Graduation 2022: Over the past four years, Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) students from around the...Read More

Technology is growing, with 3D printing being no exception. What started out with printing toys and trinkets has morphed into bigger ideas with massive potential for engineering and the environment. Since Chuck Hull created the first 3D printer way back in 1983, it’s clear that advancements in this technology have...Read More

As the world grapples with climate change, there is a growing interest in new technologies around waste recovery and waste conversion. Learn more about waste conversion technologies in this article. Going Green: waste conversion technologies are turning trash into treasure There’s no escaping the fact that our world is buckling...Read More