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Sparc Hydrogen secures $1.3M funding for next development phase

Sparc Hydrogen has secured a further A$1.3 million in funding from its three shareholders to advance the development and testing of its green hydrogen production technology in South Australia.

Honeybee silk research targets smarter wound dressings

Researchers from CSIRO and Adelaide University are investigating engineered honeybee silk as a potential material for a new generation of smart wound dressings.

Researchers use urea and electricity to produce chemical used in energy systems

Manufacturing hydrazine from urea using electricity and sodium chloride could offer a potential alternative to established production methods, according to research from Adelaide University’s School of Chemical Engineering.

Advanced manufacturing project to develop realistic dental training models

Adelaide University says a new $800,000 research project will use advanced manufacturing to develop highly realistic 3D dental models designed to help clinicians prepare for complex procedures such as wisdom tooth removal.

Adelaide University-led team advances direct carbon conversion for industrial emissions

Researchers led by Adelaide University and the Université de Montpellier have developed a technology that converts carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from industrial exhaust gases into a key fuel-making ingredient without requiring the gas to be purified first, a development the team says could improve the practicality of carbon capture and utilisation in manufacturing.

Adelaide researchers develop swarm robots for future mining

Researchers at Adelaide University have developed a swarm robotics system inspired by the cooperative behaviour of bees and ants, with findings suggesting the technology could improve safety, efficiency and sustainability in future mining operations.

Renewable energy goals tied to manufacturing capability and supply chain reform in Australia

Australia’s renewable energy ambitions could be constrained without stronger domestic manufacturing and supply chain capabilities, according to new research from Adelaide University, which highlights structural risks tied to global dependencies.

Ancient tectonics linked to rare earth mineral deposits, Adelaide University study finds

Research from Adelaide University has identified ancient tectonic processes as a key factor in locating rare earth elements (REEs), which are critical for modern technologies and the global clean energy transition.

Adelaide University collaboration advances manufacturing of next-gen nuclear batteries

An additive manufacturing research project led in collaboration with Adelaide University is seeking to advance the manufacturing of next-generation power systems for space and defence applications, as researchers and industry partners work to transition a nuclear battery prototype toward pre-commercial manufacture.

New Defence Innovation Partnership to help grow South Australia’s R&D ecosystem

Minister for Defence Industry, the Hon Christopher Pyne has announced the establishment of the Defence Innovation Partnership, a new SA-based organisation that will generate...
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Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni on how AI and digital networks are reshaping manufacturing supply chains

Australian manufacturers have long competed against distance. In an exclusive interview with Australian Manufacturing, Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni discusses how AI can help manufacturers access more production capacity and simplify traditionally email-driven supply chains.