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$150 million in grant funding available to universities and their industry partners to take Australia’s world-leading research off the page and make it a reality.

From solar-powered hydrogen reactors to wi-fi that works deep underground, 39 research projects have been awarded support through the Albanese Government’s Australia’s Economic Accelerator (AEA) Innovate program.

Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at SPEE3D thought the National Industry PhD Program (NIPP) was such a good idea that he enrolled in a PhD to join the program. He balances a busy role at a growing company with the academic discipline of...

Buildings account for 40% of global energy consumption and about one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions, making them a key challenge in the transition to net-zero emissions.

Environmental impact assessments are crucial for offshore wind farms to identify, assess and mitigate potential environmental impacts, ensuring responsible development that balances renewable energy goals with marine ecosystem protection. Collecting...

Solar energy, as a renewable and abundant resource, is pivotal to Australia’s commitment to achieving carbon net-zero emissions by 2050. However, current silicon solar panels, while reliable and scalable, face challenges in further improving power...

The man with the Australian accent in this video is no ordinary victim of a phone scam. He’s an AI bot programmed to disrupt the activities of scammers by engaging them in lengthy conversations.

Recent rapid advances in solar technology have seen millions of Australian households install panels on their roofs to reap the benefits of cheap and renewable energy. What does the next decade hold for solar energy innovation?

Therapeutics derived from human plasma are vital for individuals with specific deficiencies but come with significant challenges. Plasma-derived products are expensive to produce, carry the potential risk of transmitting blood-borne diseases from...