Iondrive Limited has launched a new project with Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, to develop a process for upgrading recovered graphite from spent lithium-ion batteries into anode-grade material.
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Innovate to Grow: New CSIRO health care program opens
Applications are now open for CSIRO’s eight-week Innovate to Grow program, helping Australian small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) transform health care innovation ideas into research and development (R&D) projects.
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ON Accelerate 9 showcases national innovation potential in deep tech
CSIRO celebrated the progress and achievements of its latest ON Accelerate cohort at a showcase in Melbourne yesterday.
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CSIRO’s RISE accelerator opens applications for renewable energy innovators
CSIRO: The quantum promise
With 2025 marking the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, CSIRO director Chris Vale explores the promises and challenges facing Australia’s quantum industry. CSIRO Comment – professor Chris Vale, director of CSIRO’s Quantum Technologies Future Science Platform.
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CSIRO invites SMEs to R&D programs to advance innovation ideas
The free eight-week program connects Aussie SMEs with the science, data and people they need to turn good ideas into investable R&D programs.
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CSIRO and DMTC – Advancing textile manufacturing with nano-fibres
CSIRO selects 11 startups for ON Accelerate program
New CSIRO chair announced
After more than three years at the helm, Kathryn Fagg AO, has advised her resignation as CSIRO chair, with deputy chair Ming Long AM appointed to the role.
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CSIRO offering R&D training for QLD SMEs
CSIRO is calling for expressions of interest for ‘Innovate to Grow: Queensland’, a free eight-week research and development (R&D) training program, aimed at helping Queensland small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) transform innovative ideas into research-ready projects.
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CSIRO’s new graphite R&D grants
CSIRO symposium to address AI’s future in Australian manufacturing
The challenges faced by the manufacturing sector in high-wage economies like Australia are well-documented. Manufacturers must contend with rising minimum wages, stagnant productivity, and an increasing demand to add value to differentiate their products in a global market where less advanced nations are quickly catching up with traditional technologies.
Authors – Dayalan Gunasegaram and Christian Ruberg | CSIRO Manufacturing Simon Dunstall | CSIRO Data61
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CSIRO portrays practical application for quantum machine learning
Quantum researchers from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, have demonstrated the potential for quantum computing to significantly improve how we solve complex problems.
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CSIRO to boost circular economy within SMEs
Applications for a free online learning program have opened for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) working to develop greener supply chains in Australia.
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CSIRO’s flexible printed solar facility
New CSIRO analysis of ‘low emissions hub’ concept
CSIRO has published a series of reports exploring the technical and economic feasibility of a low emissions carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) hub concept near Darwin.
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CSIRO solar venture nets record seed funding
CSIRO appoints new executive director of future industries
New breakthrough uses plants as fuel
A new breakthrough more than a decade in the making, makes use of a plant’s leaves and stems to create oil that could be used as a new global energy source.
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