Kite Magnetics, in collaboration with Swinburne University of Technology’s Aerostructures Innovation Research (AIR) Hub, has developed an ultra-high-efficiency propeller designed specifically for electric aircraft, promising significantly enhanced flight performance. The high-efficiency, low-noise propeller is a result of advanced computer simulations that will lead to improved propeller efficiency of up to 92%.

Inspiration for disconnecting to reconnect: there's something about staring out the window...

We were excited to meet with investors in Perth!

Regardless of next year’s International Women’s Day theme, we know that this message will need to be repeated.

Climate Salad took a trip to Perth in Feb 2024, connecting with some wonderful WA-based folks in the climate tech space.

Exploring self-doubt or 'imposter syndrome' in climate jobs

What does the term 'climate job' actually mean?