Tag: RMIT
New DMTC, Penguin Composites partnership to explore advanced defence manufacturing
Tasmanian fibreglass manufacturer Penguin Composites has teamed up with the Defence Materials Technology Centre (DMTC) to explore hybrid composite materials in defence manufacturing.
The move...
Researchers from RMIT, University of Sydney are developing technology for early detection of Type...
Physicians could soon be able to predict if a child is at risk of developing Type 1 diabetes thanks to an early detecting technology...
New 3D printing collaboration to transform industry
Researchers from RMIT, RUAG Australia and the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC) are collaborating on a 2-year project for 3D printing aircraft parts using new laser...
New ARC training centre tipped to deliver medical 3D printing breakthroughs
Australia is strengthening its position at the forefront of 3D printing in medicine and health care with a new ARC training centre dedicated to...
Australian industry & academia launch research on 3D printed explosives
Explosives could soon be made with 3D printers thanks to a new research project involving Australian industry and academia, in partnership with UK's Cranfield...
RMIT’s liquid metal breakthrough could revolutionise electronics
RMIT scientists have developed ultra-thin, two-dimensional materials that could revolutionise the electronics industry and the way we do chemistry.
No thicker than a few...
Boeing’s thriving Australian operations injected $1.3bn to the country’s GDP in 2016, according to...
Boeing Australia has released a report outlining the breadth, scale and economic impact of its operations in the county.
The report, which is based on...
RMIT researcher develops stretchable oxide electronics that could be used to battle skin cancer
Associate Professor Madhu Bhaskaran from RMIT University’s School of Engineering has been named one of Australia’s top innovators by Engineers Australia for the development...
RMIT researchers develop solar paint that can extract energy from water vapour
RMIT researchers have developed a solar paint that can absorb and split water vapour to generate the cleanest source of energy – hydrogen.
The paint...
Compostable food container wins Green Innovators Competition
RMIT Master of Design Innovation and Technology graduate Ruby Chan has won a prestigious innovation prize at the National Sustainable Living Festival for her...
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