The Go Green in the City 2014 competition is now positioning itself as the definitive global student competition for green energy solutions with 31 countries participating.
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ISA introduces new cybersecurity certificate program
Drawing on its expertise in industrial automation and control systems security, the International Society of Automation has developed a knowledge-based industrial cybersecurity certificate program.
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ACEPT provides training on safe management of onshore and offshore personnel
ACEPT has begun training students in the Vantage Personnel on Board system delivered by UK-based specialist information systems company Collabro and in use by oil and gas operators around the world.
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Technology Expos for 2014 announced
IICA Technology Expos are a cost effective way for companies involved in the Instrumentation, Control & Automation areas to showcase their products to a range of people from managers and engineers to apprentices and students.
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APPEA Oil and Gas Engineering Scholarship winners announced
The scholarships are made possible by an industry training fund established in 2009 by Brunel that is now supplemented with contributions from other employers.
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Technology hat trick for Australian students
A group of high school students have created history by becoming the third Australian team in three years to become World Champions of the F1 in Schools Technology Challenge.
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Rail engineering is a career for the future
Eight engineering students from the University of Wollongong and the University of Western Sydney visited AusRAIL PLUS to ‘Meet a Rail Engineer’.
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IICA hosts lunch for Fellows and Honorary Members
Had it not been for this group of senior fellows, much of Australia’s infrastructure and the major projects that we rely on every day would never have come into existence.
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How to protect your industrial control systems from cybersecurity threats
The convergence of the ICS and IT worlds provided many cost and efficiency benefits, however it also exposed ICS systems to the same Cybersecurity risks that IT systems suffer.
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Victoria University of Wellington first NZ team to win NI’s autonomous robotics competition
VUW’s trained robot, Ownbot 2.0 defeated 15 other teams from Australia and New Zealand to take the title as the recent Autonomous Robotics Competition held at Swinburne University of Technology’s Hawthorn Campus.
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