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Driving force in catalytic renewables refineries, renowned researcher Professor Tianyi Ma, is eyeing the practical application of his team's groundbreaking innovations in hydrogen production and carbon dioxide conversion.

The Australian Research Council Research Hub for Future Fibres is bringing industry and universities together to tackle microplastic shredding. The Hub is increasing awareness and promoting changes to combat the global microplastics crisis.

Close to $10 million in Australian Research Council (ARC) funding will support The Australian National University to bolster capabilities in plant biosecurity and nuclear and radiation science.

Deep tech incubator Cicada Innovations will manage a new health-focused incubator supporting pre-revenue health-tech startups in bridging the gap between research and commercialisation.

Australians generate 2.6 million tonnes of plastic waste every year, with landfill space expected to reach capacity by 2025. A RMIT University led project is setting out to solve this by incorporating plastics, including soft plastics, into asphalt.

A partnership between Trailblazer iLAuNCH and Adelaide-based clean energy technology firm entX is set to revolutionise the landscape of sustainable energy solutions that will power future space missions.

As the world’s renewable clean energy transformation drives demand for vital minerals, Brisbane-based mining technology firm Plotlogic has raised $43 million to increase investment in R&D and continue its expansion into North America market.

Five projects at RMIT University, the University of Melbourne and the CSIRO will develop networks of clean energy experts across the globe, allowing Australian researchers to connect with international research and companies and collaborate.

Thirteen new Australian Research Council ‘hubs’ have each received a share of more than $64.8 million in funding to mentor and train Australia's next generation of research professionals.

A ‘green aluminium’ partnership will make Jamestrong one of the world’s first manufacturers of aluminium aerosol cans created from recycled and non-recycled material.