James Riley, Author at InnovationAus.com

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The Coalition has well and truly embraced ‘picking winners’

Ahh the good old days – the days when the Coalition was dead against ‘picking winners’. Remember them? It is hard to believe that only a decade ago, any...

Aussie Hysata claims lead in green hydrogen sprint

16 March 2022 | by James Riley

Wollongong University spin-out Hysata has published research related to its hydrogen electrolyser technology that it claims provides a clear path to enabling hydrogen production costs of “well-below” $2 per...

Budget Insider 2022: Calling all industry policy nerds

15 March 2022 | by James Riley

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s 2022 Federal Budget is shaping as a colossus of the genre. Election years always ratchet up expectations, but with reports of a government war chest worth...

The battle to attract the best and brightest minds from abroad

14 March 2022 | by Alister Henskens

For more than 30 years, Australia has punched well above its weight in the contest for global talent. We receive three per cent of annual global migration, despite making...

Telstra-TPG agreement highlights an ACCC failure

10 March 2022 | by Mark Gregory

Last month, Telstra and TPG Telecom signed a ten-year mobile infrastructure sharing agreement that will boost TPG Telecom’s mobile network to cover 98.8 per cent of the population and...

Quantum Brilliance snags $17m German research project

10 March 2022 | by Staff Writers

German-Australian manufacturer of quantum computing hardware, Quantum Brilliance has announced it is to be the commercialisation partner in a $17.5 million research project funded by the German government to...

Commitment to diversity and inclusion is not just limited to the visible

8 March 2022 | by Corrie McLeod

In a year marked by so much public discussion about the importance of diversity, it is heartening to see such impressive female representation among our chief scientists around the...

Balancing Act: Domestic capability and free trade both critical for tech sector

7 March 2022 | by Simon Bush

Since federation, both our national wealth and our modern economy relies heavily on open and global free trade, with exports contributing a record high of 24 per cent of...

An ever-ticking clock: We made a ‘time crystal’ inside a quantum computer

7 March 2022 | by Stephan Rachel and Philipp Frey

You probably know what a crystal is. We’ve all seen one, held one in our hands, and even tasted one on our tongue (for instance sodium chloride crystals, also...

SEA Electric pumps out electric trucks in Melbourne

3 March 2022 | by Peter Roberts

The main focus for Melbourne electric vehicle drive train manufacturer Sea Electric has shifted to the United States – after all, you have to be close to your biggest...

Author: James Riley

The Coalition has well and truly embraced ‘picking winners’

Aussie Hysata claims lead in green hydrogen sprint

Budget Insider 2022: Calling all industry policy nerds

The battle to attract the best and brightest minds from abroad

Telstra-TPG agreement highlights an ACCC failure

Quantum Brilliance snags $17m German research project

Commitment to diversity and inclusion is not just limited to the visible

Balancing Act: Domestic capability and free trade both critical for tech sector

An ever-ticking clock: We made a ‘time crystal’ inside a quantum computer

SEA Electric pumps out electric trucks in Melbourne

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