Search

It is estimated that more than 420,000 Australians live with dementia. In caring for those with symptoms, innovation is key to improving the quality of life for those affected. MATCH (Music Attuned Technology – Care via eHealth) is at the forefront of …

Sand is one of the most heavily mined commodities in the world and is essential to modern life, from construction and manufacturing to consumer products. Sand, gravel and crushed stone (known as aggregates) extraction can cause significant damage to …

Read the article … ANU spin-out Vai Photonics was bought out by one of Australia’s leading navigation firms, in a deal worth $40 million. Collaborations between researchers and industry partners like this lead to more jobs, new industries and new …

In April 2023, Nobel Laureate and Vice Chancellor of The Australian National University Brian Schmidt wrote about his personal submission to the Australian Universities Accord with some big ideas. This included improving the way Australian research is …

“Recent disruptions to global supply chains demonstrated how important it is for Australia to increase our food manufacturing capabilities to better meet domestic and international demand.” - Assistant Minister for Education, Anthony Chisholm The …

The Discovery Pod sat down with Dr Sanjay Mazumdar Executive Director of Defence Trailblazer, covering everything from the challenges of rapidly evolving warfare to how to turn the research of today into the sovereign capabilities of tomorrow.  … …

The challenge: The mining and minerals sector operates in some of the harshest environments on the planet – from extreme temperatures and abrasive conditions to high pressures and corrosive substances. To tackle these challenges, there is a pressing need …

Concrete is the most widely used construction material in the world, but its production is a major source of carbon emissions, primarily due to the use of Portland cement. Dr Ali Kashani and Dr Zunaira Naseem, in collaboration with industry partners Adbri …

Olives the Australian Way™ is set to change how we think about this ancient fruit. By creating a more sustainable, less salty and more flavourful table olive, Australia has a unique opportunity to be a key player in the global olive market, worth billions …