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There’s nothing wrong with picking winners. Just not too many losers

Global corporations and new technology investors pick winners all the time. But the ones who are good at it have worked out ways to do it without picking too...

CSIRO’s free R&D program opens to critical minerals SMEs

18 March 2024 | by Brandon How

The latest round of CSIRO’s free research and development support service is targeting small to medium-sized enterprises in the critical minerals sector. ‘Innovate to Grow’ is a 10-week program...

Lithium extraction tech moves to pilot in $4.5m deal

7 August 2023 | by Brandon How

Processing technology developed by ANSTO and Lithium Australia to extract lithium from mine waste is one step closer to commercialisation after Perth-based mining company Mineral Resources committed $4.5 million...

Nuclear waste is a $476m problem even before AUKUS

11 May 2023 | by Justin Hendry

A long-planned nuclear waste facility to store and dispose of radioactive material that has built up over decades has secured significant funding after the former Coalition government settled on...

Singapore researchers to access ANSTO synchrotron

19 October 2022 | by Brandon How

The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation is the first partner to sign onto the Singapore Government-funded National Synchrotron Programme, hosted by the National University of Singapore. The National...

New Liberal MPs: Nuclear energy should be in the mix

29 July 2022 | by Brandon How

The newly-elected federal member for Hughes in NSW, the Liberals’ Jenny Ware, said in her maiden speech to the Parliament that nuclear power should be an essential part of...

Titomic shield to protect Fleet Space satellites

13 June 2022 | by Brandon How

Radiation shielding for South Australia-based Fleet Space Technologies’ Alpha satellites is being provided by Titomic, a Melbourne-based metal additive manufacturer. Announced on Friday, Titomic will work on the first...

Australia’s geology gave us an abundance of coal – and greentech minerals to switch to

23 February 2022 | by Melanie Finch and Emily Finch

Two recent announcements hint at a seismic shift about to hit Australia’s coal industry. Australian tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and Canada’s Brookfield put forward an extraordinary joint bid to...

ANSTO confident in reactor safety and security review

13 December 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

A review of the safety and security of the country’s only nuclear reactor has been submitted to regulators as the facility gears up for more work under Australia’s new...

Scientists want ‘industry brokers’ to get business into research

1 October 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s peak science group has called for the use of “industry brokers” at national research facilities and repeated its push for a dedicated research translation fund to incentivise domestic...

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There’s nothing wrong with picking winners. Just not too many losers

CSIRO’s free R&D program opens to critical minerals SMEs

Lithium extraction tech moves to pilot in $4.5m deal

Nuclear waste is a $476m problem even before AUKUS

Singapore researchers to access ANSTO synchrotron

New Liberal MPs: Nuclear energy should be in the mix

Titomic shield to protect Fleet Space satellites

Australia’s geology gave us an abundance of coal – and greentech minerals to switch to

ANSTO confident in reactor safety and security review

Scientists want ‘industry brokers’ to get business into research

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