Tag: The Innovation Papers

Powering industry development with venture capital

Posted on   |  by David McKeague
The venture funding of emerging industry clusters are currently disconnected from Australian industry development policy. To fully fund a specialist emerging industry, one needs a highly liquid deep tech...

Prescriptions for a robust quantum industry

Posted on   |  by Professor Michael Biercuk
Australia and its allies are now faced with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a greenfield quantum technology industry, predicted by analysts to be worth over $1 trillion over the...

Manufacturing is a capability; Here’s what we need

Posted on   |  by Dr Jens Goennemann
Manufacturing is the answer. I know this because back in May of this year I stood in front of Australia’s first gigafactory in the making. In Tomago, New South...

Science, research and the rise of Deep Tech startups

Posted on   |  by Sally-Ann Williams
For the first time in my living memory, we are seeing a growing global appetite for science and technology discovery driven by global disturbances such as the pandemic and...

Releasing stranded technology to grow industry

Posted on   |  by Adrian Beer
In regional Western Australia, nearly 600km from Perth, a manufacturing hub is being established to help power the clean energy revolution. Brisbane-based company Pure Battery Technologies has commercialised research...

Mandated WiFi sensing for critical applications

Posted on   |  by Junye Li
Imagine you step back into your home on a cold evening and the house gently lights itself up to a warm, cosy ambience. This is probably a quintessential example...

Patient-centred healthcare using cloud analytics

Posted on   |  by Dr Julian Hick
Australian healthcare has an opportunity to change the way we treat patients. We can put them at the centre of the system and in doing so dramatically improve health...

A market network for knowledge translation

Posted on   |  by Professor Danny Samson
Improving the innovation capability and outcomes in Australia requires a long-term strategy, just as it does in individual organisations. There is no short-term silver bullet. But there are nonetheless...

Informed consent for public WiFi sensing systems

Posted on   |  by Aryan Sharma
As Australia encounters a rapid proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, it is easy to see that we are becoming a more connected nation. According to Grandview Research,...