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Lasers are an effective way to combat the threat to Australian defence personnel from hostile drones. The problem is that lasers with ranges longer than a few hundred metres require heat exchangers the size of shipping containers to operate, making...

Lifesaving surgery to repair a diseased or damaged heart valve can use either a mechanical replacement or a biological replacement made from cow, pig or human heart tissue.

An AEA Seed project aims to optimise the speed and power of an e-bike to create a greener and more useful form of active transportation.

Radiation exposure incurred during space exploration is one of the greatest threats to an astronaut’s health. That’s because the radiation environment outside of Earth’s protective atmosphere is comprised of high-energy particles that pose a hazard...

The Department of Education invites responses for the provision of Priority Manager services and Priority Manager-Lead service for Australia’s Economic Accelerator (AEA) program in accordance with a Request for Tender.

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the need for rapid, accurate and accessible testing methods. Traditional Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests, though accurate, were time consuming and resource intensive. In addressing this problem, researchers at...

AEA Advisory Board members Dr Angeline Achariya and Professor Mark Hutchinson recently appeared on episodes 38 and 39 of the Tech Transfer Talk Podcast to discuss commercialisation experiences and challenges.

The Australian Government is investing $12 million in 68 new research projects announced today in the fourth round of the National Industry PhD Program.

The Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Trailblazer has announced a commitment of $102 million to 47 research initiatives, with $67.6 million from over 50 industry partners including BHP, Rio Tinto, Lynas, and Woodside Energy. This funding...