The national science agency, CSIRO, has achieved a new milestone in the production and export of hydrogen following the successful refuelling of two fuel cell vehicles.
The project, a collaborative
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New collaboration helps bridge the tech skills gap
TAFE Digital, Australia’s largest online education provider, and Ribit.net, a student jobs-matching platform, which is part of CSIRO’s Data61 have announced a collaboration that will help connect TAFE
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Behind the scenes at CSIRO
Manufacturers’ Monthly visited the material science and engineering building at CSIRO’s Lindfield site in Sydney to learn about some of its collaborative and innovative projects.
Walking
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CSIRO: Australia could lead lithium-ion battery recycling
As the demand for energy storage systems and batteries grows, so too does the amount of lithium-ion battery waste. Australia alone produces about 3,300 tonnes of lithium-ion battery waste annually, of
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CSIRO’s MRI for mining sorts out copper waste
Copper miners can slash their energy and water use for every tonne of the metal produced thanks to a breakthrough ore sorting analyser developed by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
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CSIRO’s new app uses digital technology to forecast crop yield
For the first time, Australian farmers can forecast grain yield at the touch of a button, thanks to a new smart phone app developed by Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO.
The innovation,
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CSIRO’s new app engages citizens in energy research
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is calling on all Australians to be part of its energy research by providing valuable information that will improve understanding
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Prototyped CSIRO energy management system to power rail delivered to China
An energy management system prototype that has the potential to replace overhead electricity lines for trams has been built at CSIRO’s Lindfield site in Sydney.
This first full‐sized prototype
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CSIRO to launch Earth observation centre
Australia’s national science agency today announced a new research centre focused on collecting and analysing data about Earth from space.
The CSIRO Centre for Earth Observation will help Australian
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CSIRO’s new x-ray technology is revolutionising gold mining
A powerful x-ray technology is revolutionising a 500-year-old method for detecting and analysing unseen gold, with the world-first adoption by major Australian mining services company, Ausdrill.
Developed
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New alliance to accelerate R&D in robotics, autonomous systems
CSIRO’s Data61 has announced the formation of the Sixth Wave Alliance (SWA) to develop a national robotics R&D strategy and create the critical mass required to address large-scale Australian and
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Aussie student’s autonomous robotic window cleaner wins international award
2018 BHP Billiton Foundation Science and Engineering Award winner Oliver Nicholls has taken home the top prize and $US75,000 as winner of the Gordon E. Moore Award at the Intel International Science and
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CSIRO’s telescope can now hear more of the universe
New technology installed on CSIRO’s Parkes radio telescope will let astronomers ‘hear’ a wider range of radio waves from objects in space, opening the way to new science.
The new equipment is a receiver,
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Aussie student’s shrimp bioplastic a big splash in USA
When 15-year-old Angelina Arora started investigating bioplastics almost two years ago, she never imagined her investigations would earn her world-wide attention.
Now, Angelina and her shrimp bioplastic
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CSIRO introduces six megatrends to reshape WHS
New technologies and ways of working will introduce new challenges for work health and safety (WHS) and workers’ compensation, but also have the potential to make work safer and reduce workplace injury
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CSIRO scoops Boeing award for second year running
Global aerospace giant Boeing has named CSIRO as technology supplier of the year for 2017.
It is the second consecutive year that Australia’s national science agency has picked up the top award, building
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CSIRO’s new app speeds up recovery from work injuries
A new real-time video platform developed by CSIRO’s Data61 is helping hundreds of Australians recover quicker from work injuries through virtual appointments.
Coviu (pronounced co-view) is a new real-time
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CSIRO launches flow chemistry facility
CSIRO has commenced construction on a new $8 million Centre for Industrial Flow Chemistry at its Clayton site in Victoria.
The purpose-built, 410 square metre facility will provide local manufacturers
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Australia-US Advisory Board to promote healthcare research
A new partnership between the Australian Advisory on Technology and Healthcare Competitiveness and the United States Council on Competitiveness promises to promote technology and innovation in the healthcare
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CSIRO, QinetiQ to collaborate on submarine tech
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, is collaborating technical and engineering services company QinetiQ to test an advanced crystal technology called metal organic frameworks (MOFs) for use
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