How can we repurpose waste into valuable assets? Aurecon’s Kourosh Kayvani chats with materials engineer and inventor Veena Sahajwalla about new ways industries can repurpose waste as a sustainable, low-cost alternative to raw materials and fossil fuels. Find us online at aurecongroup.com/podcast or email us at engineeringreimagined@aurecongroup.com.

How can we repurpose waste into valuable assets? Aurecon&rsquo;s Kourosh Kayvani chats with materials engineer and inventor Veena Sahajwalla about new ways industries can repurpose waste as a sustainable, low-cost alternative to raw materials and fossil fuels. Find us online at aurecongroup.com/podcast or email us at <a href="mailto:engineeringreimagined@aurecongroup.com">engineeringreimagined@aurecongroup.com</a>.

The Engineering Reimagined podcast explores how, like engineers, people from all walks of life are reimagining the future and their roles in it. Each month you'll hear inspiring stories from a range of guests as we reimagine how engineering can lead the world to a better future.

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Click through the playlist to play your favourite Design & Innovation episode of Engineering Reimagined.

Click through the playlist to play your favourite Design &amp; Innovation episode of Engineering Reimagined.

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Click through the playlist to play your favourite Sustainability episode of Engineering Reimagined.

Click through the playlist to play your favourite Sustainability episode of Engineering Reimagined.

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How can we repurpose waste into valuable assets? Aurecon’s Kourosh Kayvani chats with materials engineer and inventor Veena Sahajwalla about new ways industries can repurpose waste as a sustainable, low-cost alternative to raw materials and fossil fuels.

Waste not, want not: how innovation is saving Mother Nature

Discover the trends impacting the biggest capital deployment we have ever seen for energy infrastructure. Aurecon’s Paul Gleeson and Ashurst’s Elena Lambros and Dan Brown discuss the current state of the energy transition, energy mix options including gas, hydrogen and nuclear and the economic choices that markets, investors and companies are making around the transition.

Discover the trends impacting the biggest capital deployment we have ever seen for energy infrastructure. Aurecon&rsquo;s Paul Gleeson and Ashurst&rsquo;s Elena Lambros and Dan Brown discuss the current state of the energy transition, energy mix options including gas, hydrogen and nuclear and the economic choices that markets, investors and companies are making around the transition.

Energy infrastructure: trends shaping a surge in investment and development 

In our first episode in this Engineering Reimagined series on ‘Engineering change’ in which we talk to engineers who are changing our world, Aurecon’s Tanya de Hoog sat down with John Hilton. They discussed John’s 50-year engineering career, how technology has changed over his half century in the industry and the seven personal traits they believe make an eminent engineer. Discover how John’s childhood curiosity in understanding ‘how things worked’ led him to a career in engineering and the one big project he’s most proud of. 

In our first episode in this Engineering Reimagined series on &lsquo;Engineering change&rsquo; in which we talk to engineers who are changing our world, Aurecon&rsquo;s Tanya de Hoog sat down with John Hilton. They discussed John&rsquo;s 50-year engineering career, how technology has changed over his half century in the industry and the seven personal traits they believe make an eminent engineer. Discover how John&rsquo;s childhood curiosity in understanding &lsquo;how things worked&rsquo; led him to a career in engineering and the one big project he&rsquo;s most proud of.&nbsp;

John Hilton on 50 years of engineering and building eminence

Jessica Holz speaks with Hugh Possingham and Paul Leader about the erosion of biodiversity and its effect on wildlife. They also discuss how cities and the natural world can co-exist in harmony and how appropriate planning for major infrastructure projects can have a nature positive outcome.

Jessica Holz speaks with Hugh Possingham and Paul Leader about the erosion of biodiversity and its effect on wildlife. They also discuss how cities and the natural world can co-exist in harmony and how appropriate planning for major infrastructure projects can have a nature positive outcome.

Waste not, want not: how innovation is saving Mother Nature

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