Posts tagged "engineering"

Lune founder Kate Reid takes us on her journey from F1 to baking and how she applied her engineering expertise to perfecting croissants.

An Adelaide engineering company has further plans to tackle the global market with an export-friendly line of smart furniture and modular buildings.

As part of the JobMaker scheme, the budget allocates $25 million to create pathways to STEM careers for up to 500 women.

Stone & Chalk wants to expand internship matching platform Ribit to cater to emerging needs amid the fourth industrial revolution.

Hima Tk had a successful career in management consulting before realising she needed to do something more challenging and impactful.

Just Bliss Chocolates is already experiencing the start of the Christmas rush, as intrigued customers check out the latest from chocolatier Gulcay Bateman.

Women make up half of all science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine PhD candidates and researchers — but only 20% of senior leaders.

The number of women in the manual trades in Australia has barely budged in the last 20 years.

The federal government announced yesterday that it will appoint a “Women in Science ambassador” to travel to schools around Australia and encourage young girls to pursue careers in science and technology. It sounds like a good idea — but talking to teens is not enough.

Recent research has shed light on the role of female mentors in helping women feel they belong in the traditionally male-dominated field of…

Marita Cheng was the 2012 Young Australian of the Year and is a technology entrepreneur and advocate for women in technology. Ahead of speak…

Young Australians have their sights set on “fantasy” jobs like becoming Youtube stars or elite sportspeople instead of starting their own pr…