The new Lynas Rare Earths Processing Facility in Kalgoorlie, WA has recently received Environmental Approval, which will enable the manufacture of many high-tech products.
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GenT device developed to convert waste into electricity for industry
A thermovoltaic device that will convert infrared energy from waste heat sources into electricity is being developed by technology company, PhosEnergy, and the University of South Australia in collaboration with the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC).
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Enabling scalable, high-powered lasers in Australia
Professor David Lancaster from the University of South Australia and Dr Dmitrii Stepanov from the Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) speak to Alexandra Cooper about a new project to develop cost effective components for the next generation of high-powered lasers.
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University of South Australia defence industry research showcased
The importance of collaboration between researchers and industry in delivering capability to the Australian Defence Force was on show at the Adelaide Convention Centre last week.
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Next-gen high-powered lasers built for manufacturing and defence
The University of South Australia has landed a $1.8 million government contract to develop technology that underpins the next generation of high-powered lasers in Australia, for the defence and manufacturing sectors.
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ArmMotus M2 used to treat patients with limited arm movements
Physiotherapy students at the University of South Australia are using an upper limb rehabilitation robot, the ArmMotus M2, to rehabilitate patients with limited arm movements under a new partnership with Fourier Intelligence, a medtech company.
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ARC Linkage Project funds hazardous substance storage and urban innovation
Two research projects led by the University of South Australia have been awarded a total of $768,228 in the latest round of ARC Linkage Project funding, focused on hazardous substance storage and urban innovation research.
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Research conducted to eliminate bio-fouling on naval vessels
Research led by Flinders University at ASC’s deep submarine maintenance facility in Adelaide has shown how electrically charged surface coatings can eliminate marine bio-fouling, or sea organism growth, to potentially improve naval vessel operation and maintenance.
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Sunlight to solve the world’s clean water crisis
Researchers at the University of South Australia have developed a cost-effective technique that could deliver safe drinking water to millions of vulnerable people using cheap, sustainable materials and
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University of SA to open $2 million Industry 4.0 hub
A new Industry 4.0 Testlab to support industry innovation across defence, mining, ag-tech, electronics and automotive sectors has opened at the University of South Australia (UniSA).
The $2 million hub,
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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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New training centre to focus on surface engineering for advanced materials
A new Australian Research Council Training Centre in Surface Engineering for Advanced Materials (SEAM), led by Swinburne distinguished Professor Chris Berndt, will be one of the largest training centres
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Multimillion dollar Siemens’ grant will prepare UniSA students for Industry 4.0
A new partnership between Siemens Australia and the University of South Australia (UniSA) will see the transfer of world-leading industrial software to train students for work in advanced manufacturing.
The
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