Tag: CSIRO
CSIRO launches new carbon fibre research
CSIRO has launched a new carbon fibre research aimed at producing aerospace grade carbon fibre that’s 20% stronger and more cost effective than current...
New CSIRO, Fortescue partnership to unlock the potential of hydrogen in Australia
CSIRO and Fortescue Metals Group have announced a new partnership aimed at creating a burgeoning Australian hydrogen industry.
The $20 million collaboration between Fortescue and...
CSIRO invests $35m to advance Australia’s Space Technology and AI capabilities
CSIRO has announced a $35 million investment in frontier research in Space Technology and Artificial Intelligence.
Part of CSIRO's Future Science Platforms (FSP) portfolio, aimed...
Aussie-made drone technology to boost the global mining industry
Queensland-based autonomous drone start-up Emesent has raised $3.5 million in a funding round led by Main Sequence Ventures to roll out an innovative technology...
Cann Group inks broad R&D agreement with CSIRO
Listed medicinal cannabis company Cann Group has inked a broad, multiyear agreement with CSIRO that extends the research and development collaboration between the two parties.
The...
Aurecon names distinguished CSIRO leader as new Client Director for Manufacturing
Global engineering and infrastructure advisory company Aurecon has announced the appointment of Dr Ingrid Appelqvist as its new Client Director for Manufacturing.
A distinguished food scientist with a...
CSIRO-led team earns spot at US robotics competition Â
A research team from CSIRO's technological arm, Data61, is the only Australian entry competing in the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Subterranean...
CSIRO releases Roadmap for developing economically-sustainable hydrogen industryÂ
A new blueprint released by the CSIRO sets out a path for the development of an economically-sustainable hydrogen industry in Australia.
The National Hydrogen Roadmap identifies...
Southern Ocean Mariculture, CSIRO to create a new super food from waste abalone product
A Port Fairy based abalone producer has received funding assistance from the Victorian Government to explore how waste abalone product can be transformed into...
CSIRO working on a next-gen cotton that needs no ironing
CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, is working on a new project that could eliminate the need for ironing for good.
A team of CSIRO scientists...
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