Tag: Macquarie University

Konica Minolta Australia, Macquarie University and ANZRP’s TechCollect are partnering again on an e-waste recycling initiative, with the 2026 Rethink e-recycling Drive set to run across Macquarie Park from 17 to 23 October.

Aptar Pharma and Macquarie University have launched a three-year research collaboration focused on manufacturing and formulation approaches for the pulmonary delivery of biologic medicines under an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project.

HDR says a facility it describes as Australia’s first dedicated RNA research and manufacturing facility has officially opened within the Macquarie University Innovation Precinct, supporting the development and production of next-generation vaccines, therapies and diagnostics.

Konica Minolta Australia has joined forces with Macquarie University and the Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform’s (ANZRP) TechCollect program to launch the Rethink e-recycling Drive, an initiative aimed at reducing electronic waste going to landfill and promoting responsible recycling.

In a landmark move to boost Australia’s semiconductor industry, Macquarie University has unveiled its new on-campus Silicon Platforms Lab (SiP Lab), which was established in collaboration with Atto Devices. 

Macquarie University has unveiled a new initiative in semiconductor research with the launch of its Silicon Platforms Lab (SiP Lab), an advanced on-campus facility developed in partnership with Australian tech company Atto Devices. 

Global semiconductor developer BluGlass has teamed up with Macquarie University and defence company Aurizn to develop a laser technology for subsurface water temperature and depth measurement. 

Construction has officially commenced on a cutting-edge RNA research and pilot manufacturing facility at Macquarie University, representing a major step forward in New South Wales' efforts to tackle future health challenges. 

Australian Astronomical Optics (AAO) at Macquarie University has delivered its Malya thermal camera system to Queensland-based Gilmour Space Technologies.

Uniseed, Australia’s pioneering venture fund, has taken a significant move forward in advancing Australian innovation with the announcement of an expansive collaboration with leading universities.