Tag: Australian Synchrotron
Moderna’s new mRNA vaccine manufacturing facility underway at Monash University
Biotech giant Moderna has begun constructing its new mRNA vaccine manufacturing facility at Monash University’s Clayton campus in Melbourne’s southeast.
Diamonds from space could transform industrial production, scientists say
A group of researchers from Monash University, RMIT University, CSIRO, the Australian Synchrotron, and Plymouth University has discovered a new form of diamond found...
ANSTO takes ownership of Australia’s brightest research asset
The Australian and Victorian governments announced that ownership of the Australian Synchrotron has been officially transferred to the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation...
New method for growing designer crystals to disrupt microelectronics industry
An international team of scientists from the University of Leuven in Belgium, the National University of Singapore and CSIRO have masterminded a new method...
Australian Synchrotron secures $520m funding boost to stabilise long-term future
The Australian Synchrotron has secured funding to continue its diverse research practices in the foreseeable future with the Federal Government’s commitment to provide the...
Aussie scientists discover stainless magnesium that will revolutionise manufacturing
Australian scientists have discovered a new magnesium-lithium alloy that has proven to be corrosion resistant and is set to revolutionise the manufacturing industry.
This new...
Sutherland beaches and waterways purged of huge amount of plastics
ANSTO citizen scientists have collected 20,000 plastic particles from Sutherland Shire beaches and waterways as part of the organisation’s Plastics Project that studies the...
New research and development centre opened in Clayton
Minister for Manufacturing David Hodgett yesterday officially opened a major new national scientific research and development facility in Clayton.
Rapid Automated Materials and Processing...
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