Encouraging greater business investment in R&D to activate the Australian innovation system is key to driving better commercial translation outcomes for local research, according to Science and Technology Australia...
Research
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The same electromagnetic wavelengths used by 6G and airport security imaging can see inside and diagnose problems with electronic computer chips, Adelaide scientists have found, and could eventually be...
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Australia stands at a crossroads and the Robyn Denholm-led Strategic Examination of R&D report provides signposts for a future prosperity agenda, and a commitment to tackle challenges of intergenerational...
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Australia’s leading math research centre has received a record $55 million funding uplift, which academic leaders have hailed as critical to keeping top talent on shore during the artificial...
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A record number of projects have received almost $67 million in grants through the latest round of the federal government’s Cooperative Research Centre Projects initiative, while applicants for the...
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China declared on Thursday that it was now the world leader in R&D for artificial intelligence as well as other key fields such as quantum technology, and has vowed...
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Treatments for severe brain diseases like Alzheimer’s, epilepsy and schizophrenia could be fast-tracked with a prototype research platform under development by a collaboration of Australian and international academics and...
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The federal government’s top science and technology advisers are finalising advice on Australia’s high performance computing and data needs amid warnings that local researchers are now begging international partners...
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Publicly funded research underpins much of daily life, from policy decisions to innovation and public debate. When research remains inaccessible, its value is diminished. Australia has made real progress...
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Flinders and RMIT universities will lead a new national research network focused on the materials and technologies needed for Defence’s guided weapons and explosives plan. Announced on Tuesday, the...
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The Singapore government will invest over S$1 billion (A$1.13 billion) in public artificial intelligence research through 2030 to strengthen the nation’s capabilities and global competitiveness, it said on Saturday....
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Almost 175 projects to commercialise bleeding edge Australian technology like quantum hardware, low-carbon concrete and a bionic arm will get underway this year with more than $72 million in...
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Australian and Japanese researchers will collaborate on quantum-classical computing using some of the world’s fastest systems under a new tie-up announced on Thursday. The deal commits the nations to...
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The University of Sydney has enlisted quantum computing expert Thomas Ohki to forge closer links with the burgeoning commercial sector while training a new generation of researchers. Professor Ohki...