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Research collaboration to develop laser for cutting edge robotic dentistry
Media Releasee by IMCRC
A collaborative research project between the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC), dental technology company Dentroid Technologies and Griffith University is...
Global 3D printing giant relocates to the Gold Coast
World leading 3D Printing company Materialise will move its Australian HQ to a new 200-hectare site in the Gold Coast's emerging health and innovation...
Australian and US universities to collaborate on priority defence projects
Four Australian Universities will join forces with four of their US counterparts to conduct joint research on priority defence projects under the US Department...
Defence Industry Minister announces $5.9m innovation boost to ADF
Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne has announced the award of five innovation contracts aimed at boosting the capabilities of the Australian defence industry.
Defence contractor...
BluGlass to deliver power electronics of the future
Australian technology innovator BluGlass Limited recently announced that it has attained unique partnership with Griffith University and the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC)...
3D tissue engineering could render dental implants obsolete
Griffith University researchers are experimenting with 3D bioprinting to develop a solution that will allow them to regrow missing teeth and bone using a...
Griffith University to transform Australian manufacturing
An initiative intended to help stimulate small to medium sized businesses to adopt the latest wave of technology in additive manufacturing will be spearheaded...
National Water Policy Summit – shaping a strategy for water to drive Australia’s prosperity
The Australian Water Association (AWA) is hosting the National Water Policy Summit, which will be focusing on setting the priorities to shape an "industry-led"...
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