UNSW’s Engineering the Future podcast is a space for thought-provoking conversations about the bold ideas that will impact society over the next two decades.
From exciting developments in nuclear technology and major transformations in the mining industry, through to the universal impact of Artificial Intelligence, we speak with leading academics and industry leaders about the technological marvels that will define our future.
Together, we’ll discover how world-changing action starts with fearless thinking in innovative engineering.
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UNSW’s Engineering the Future podcast is a space for thought-provoking conversations about the bold ideas that will impact society over the next two decades.
From exciting developments in nuclear technology and major transformations in the mining industry, through to the universal impact of Artificial Intelligence, we speak with leading academics and industry leaders about the technological marvels that will define our future.
Together, we’ll discover how world-changing action starts with fearless thinking in innovative engineering.
Smarter, sustainable, and more resilient use of cities and space
UNSW's Engineering the Future
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2 years ago
Smarter, sustainable, and more resilient use of cities and space
As the world is expected to gain 2.2 billion new urban residents by 2050, emerging
technologies will dramatically transform the way growing populations live, work and commute in urban areas. What will this mean for the future of urban engineering?
Transport engineering expert, Associate Professor Taha Rashidi, and geotechnical engineering expert, Dr Asal Bidarmaghz look up to the skies and discuss the feasibility of flying cars and drones as a form of transport, as well as looking down by making the case for increased infrastructure to be built underground.
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Read more of our stories on future cities:
The only way is... down! Why underground urban development is on the rise
Tiny pocket parks make a big impact on urban living
To deliver enough affordable housing and end homelessness, what must a national strategy do?
Regional cities: not a simple housing solution for metropolitan growth pressures
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UNSW's Engineering the Future
UNSW’s Engineering the Future podcast is a space for thought-provoking conversations about the bold ideas that will impact society over the next two decades.
From exciting developments in nuclear technology and major transformations in the mining industry, through to the universal impact of Artificial Intelligence, we speak with leading academics and industry leaders about the technological marvels that will define our future.
Together, we’ll discover how world-changing action starts with fearless thinking in innovative engineering.
