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Leveraging LinkedIn: A Guide for Early Career Scientists
As an early career scientist, you may have already realized that the key to a successful career is not just an impressive resume or CV,
September 14, 2023
As an early career scientist, you may have already realized that the key to a successful career is not just an impressive resume or CV,
The 2023 Women in Industry award winners were celebrated in Melbourne last week, with Kristi Riordan from Harvest B winning the Excellence in Manufacturing Award
The CreditorWatch Business Risk Index (BRI) for August 2022 has revealed that trade payment defaults have surged to their highest point since October 2020.
Manufacturing is the answer. I know this because back in May of this year I stood in front of Australia’s first gigafactory in the making. In
Will technology kill jobs and aggravate inequality, or bring in more significant work and healthier societies? This question has worried humankind ever since technological advancement
Australians saved $10,000 a year on average as a result of working from home, new research has revealed. Tech company Cisco’s global study of 28,000
Australian engineering job vacancies have hit a 10-year high, with pandemic border closures and a dearth of home-grown talent fuelling a skills shortage in the
ARC funding supports UNSW academics participating in cooperative national and international facilities and partnering with business, industry and the community. UNSW Sydney has received a
A new initiative aims to elevate the voice of engineers in public policy and the community on issues of national economic, social, environmental and cultural
“What have engineers ever done for me?” It’s a question we have heard several times. The answer of course is, “quite a lot”. Perhaps the
