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24.01.2022 The Prototype for 21 July 2017 is out now. Various aspects of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence feature strongly in this week’s stories, ahead of our energy security event next month. Google Glass returns to life, Sydney's new start-up hub, Australia's space agency, energy security, iris scans for banking, evil robots, and much more.

22.01.2022 The Prototype for Friday 23 June is out now. This week, we have CubeSat success, emotional intelligence, CRISPR biofuel, solar paint, and much more...

15.01.2022 The Prototype for 14 July 2017 is out now. The Coalition will support at least 49 of the 50 recommendations of Chief Scientist Alan Finkel’s Independent Review of the National Electricity Market, helping to resolve Australia's electricity issues. The other top stories include 3D-printed heart valves, Macron's ban on petrol and diesel cars, high hopes for nuclear fusion, and much more.

10.01.2022 The Prototype for Friday 30 June is out now. It's the 10th anniversary of Apple's iPhone. The App Store and Apple's rival Android platform have enabled a whole new economy. Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon are still building empires on that foundation. In that environment, the latest tech news is ever more important. Today we feature Petya and the Ukraine cyberwar, autonomous ethics, fire safety, and much more.

06.01.2022 The Prototype for 16 June 2017 is out now. The long awaited Chief Scientist’s review into Australia’s electricity market has been issued. Business support for the plan is clear and emphatic. Doing nothing is not an option. Business as usual is not a plan. Meanwhile in the rest of the world, India is moving to electric cars, Alphabet is selling Boston Dynamics, the Arctic seed vault is getting a much-needed revamp... and much more.

01.01.2022 The Prototype for 7 July 2017 is out now: Volvo electrifies, cryptocurrency surge, Virgin ready, and much more. We also convey with great sadness that Emeritus Professor Rolf Prince, one of The Warren Centre's founding directors, passed away this week. Australia and the world have lost one of our great chemical engineering educators and practitioners.