Tag: CSIRO
Imagine IM opens Australia’s first commercial graphene plant
Imagine Intelligent Materials (Imagine IM) yesterday officially opened Australia’s first commercial graphene plant in Geelong.
Built by Geelong-based engineering company Australian Engineering Solutions (Austeng), the...
Simple “salt bath” method to accelerate development of next-gen batteries for electric cars
A team of scientists from CSIRO, RMIT University and QUT have recently demonstrated that a simple salt bath could pave the way for the...
Australia’s food and beverage manufacturing industry to gather under one roof at FoodTech Qld...
FoodTech Qld 2016, the new and only trade event for the food and beverage manufacturing industry in Queensland, is approaching fast.
Scheduled to take place...
Chemson Pacific introduces world’s first 3D printable PVC filament
Sydney-based manufacturer of PVC stabilisers, Chemson Pacific, has successfully developed a ground breaking PVC formulation for the polymer-based 3D printing market.
Conceived, developed and tested...
Australian technology at the heart of the world’s largest telescope
CSIRO-developed technology will form the core of one of the world’s biggest ever science projects following an agreement with China’s leading astronomical research organisation.
The...
Caterpillar Transition Taskforce announces final round of industry support and assistance initiatives
Tasmanian Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff has announced the final round of industry support and assistance initiatives supported by the Caterpillar Transition Taskforce, which was...
Cactus inspired membrane could revolutionise electric vehicle industry
Scientists from CSIRO and Hanyang University in Korea have developed a new type of membrane that has the potential to significantly boost the performance...
CSIRO establishes climate research centre in Hobart
The CSIRO has announced the establishment of a national climate research centre in Hobart, Tasmania, which will focus on climate modelling and projections for...
Latest CSIRO invention sees leading German brewery produce world’s first gluten-free beer
People with coeliac disease around the world could soon be able to kick back with a cold glass of beer thanks to work by...
CSIRO introduces electric cars to its fleet to reduce carbon footprint
The CSIRO has introduced the first two of 10 petrol-free, electric cars, and two additional electric bikes to its national fleet, making another great...
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Building resilience as manufacturing requirements become more complex
The industrial machinery and heavy equipment manufacturing sector is critical not only for its direct outputs, machines, and equipment that pave the way for construction, agriculture and manufacturing but also for its crucial role in economic development and innovation.
