CSIRO to lead international hydrogen collaboration program
CSIRO will lead a $5 million international program to develop Australia’s hydrogen capabilities.
7 July, 2021
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Wind, solar cheapest for electricity
A CSIRO report shows that solar and wind are Australia’s cheapest options for generating electricity.
10 June, 2021
Early CSIRO results back economic case for Inland Rail
A CSIRO analysis suggests an Inland Rail could save around $170m in transport costs a year.
31 May, 2021
CSIRO gets licence for medicinal cannabis
The CSIRO has received a licence to develop medicinal cannabis products.
4 March, 2021
New tool boosts safe data sharing
CSIRO has developed a tool to help protect personal information in open datasets.
27 January, 2021
CSIRO to deliver tech services to NHS
The CSIRO will deliver software to the UK’s Nation Health Service.
12 November, 2020
Budget funds govt agencies, departments and programs
Funding for government agencies, departments and programs to respond to COVID, increase data protection and improve public sector efficiency is contained in the federal budget.
8 October, 2020
$88m for new national centre to study bushfires, climate risks
The federal government will turn the bushfire CRC into an $88 million world class research centre.
26 July, 2020
CSIRO to relocate staff to Aerotropolis
CSIRO will relocate 450 staff to the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
15 July, 2020
Axe wielded at iconic public institutions
Public sector jobs are set to go at the ABC, CSIRO and the National Gallery.
25 June, 2020
Sewage surveillance could help COVID recovery
A sewage drug monitoring network could form the basis of a new COVID detection program.
20 April, 2020
‘Digital twin’ opens new horizons in planning
The Digital Twin provides 3D and 4D visualisations of future planning scenarios.
25 February, 2020
AI meets Indigenous intelligence in Kakadu
High tech has combined with traditional knowledge to reduce weeds in Kakadu National Park.
1 December, 2019
Supply of AI workers failing to meet demand
Strategic action is required to ensure Australia has an estimated 32,000 to 161,000 AI workers by 2030.
18 November, 2019
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