Researchers from RMIT and the University of New South Wales, (UNSW) have discovered magnetic properties within atomically thin structures that could be used for a new generation of devices, known as “spintronics”.
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AMGC doubles project capacity in 12 months
In the release of its second Projects Report, the Australian Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC) has announced that it has doubled its project capacity in the last 12 months.
Today, the industry research
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Graphene extracted from eucalyptus trees
An international collaboration between researchers from RMIT University and the National Institute of Technology, Warangal (India) has led to the development of a new way to extract graphene.
The method
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June’s PMI: A mixed month for manufacturers
Numbers released by the Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) as part of their ongoing tracking of the manufacturing sector indicate that June was a mixed month for the sector.
The Australian Performance
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Western Australian Government acquires new infrastructure research
The Western Australian State Government has secured $39 million to purchase a diverse range of new tools to advance scientific research in WA, and support local jobs, and science, technology, engineering,
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Vitex to build pharmaceutical training facility in Western Sydney Aerotropolis
Australian medicine manufacturers, Vitex Pharmaceuticals, has signed an agreement with the NSW Government to build a pharmaceutical training and research facility at the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
NSW
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CSIRO puts $35 million into space technology and AI research
The CSIRO will invest $35 million in space technology and artificial intelligence (AI), including for the development of advanced imaging of Earth from satellites and cutting-edge data science.
The investment
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Thales to sponsor AI research at University of South Australia
Leading defence manufacturer, Thales, will sponsor PhD research at the University of South Australia’s (UniSA’s) Behaviour Brain Body Research Centre – which is to explore the potentials of advanced
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Chinese company to manufacture graphene cables based on UNSW tech
A joint venture between the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Chinese high-voltage cable manufacturer, Hangzhou Cable Co., will help roll out large-scale manufacturing of graphene power cables,
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New funding program supports automotive engineering research
The federal government has launched a new program that provides funding for engineers pursuing research in Australia’s automotive sector.
The Automotive Engineering Graduate Program provides universities
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New digital innovation hub opened in Ballarat
A new dedicated digital innovation hub has been opened at Federation University’s Flecknoe Building, providing a space for entrepreneurs, startups, technology specialists and researchers to collaborate
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New medical technologies research centre set up in Victoria
The Federal Government is providing $4.1 million to support a new research training centre in Victoria to develop artificial intelligence (AI) applications for medical technologies and expert training.
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Lockheed Martin partners with University of Adelaide on machine learning
Lockheed Martin Australia has become the first foundation partner with the University of Adelaide’s new Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML).
The partnership will deliver machine learning
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CSIRO and CBA collaborate on blockchain app trial
CSIRO’s Data61 and Commonwealth Bank are trialling blockchain technology through an app that creates “smart money” to enhance the experience of participants and service providers in the National
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RMIT using Altair simulation software
RMIT University is working with Altair Engineering to enable students and staff to use the company’s high-end engineering simulation design software.
The technology is used by companies including Boeing,
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CSIRO team to compete in US robotics challenge
The technology arm of the CSIRO, Data61, will compete in the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Subterranean (SubT) Challenge, with the legged and airborne robot technology it has developed.
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Swinburne University of Technology launches Industry 4.0 hub
Swinburne University of Technology has launched a new research hub focused on advanced manufacturing and Industry 4.0 at its Factory of the Future facility.
The Advanced Manufacturing Industry 4.0 Hub
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Researchers develop photonic chips that speed-up networks
University of Sydney scientists have developed a chip that speeds up the time required for the transfer of digital information.
With an ever-expanding volume of data now being sent around the world on
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New research consortium explores deriving new products from waste
A new $10.9 million research consortium led by the University of Adelaide is exploring ways to turn agricultural waste into new products.
The consortium, Agricultural Product Development, will bring together
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New RMIT research explores pilot-machine interaction
Researchers at the RMIT University are working with industry partners to investigate ways to integrate the mental states of air pilots with machine learning and decision-making.
The Cognitive Human-Machine
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