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UTS, USYD, ARIA Research to deliver Tech Central research infrastructure

Sydney’s inner-city universities have won the bulk of new state funding for research infrastructure within the Tech Central innovation precinct. The $8 million is going to new facilities for...

Quantum software alliance forms to keep Australia ahead

4 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

More than 100 quantum software experts from universities, the CSIRO and startups have formed an alliance to keep Australia at the forefront of the emerging industry, as Industry and...

HECS-style loans for student startups as soon as next year

29 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

HECS-style loans for university students and recent graduates to launch innovative new companies could be on offer as early as next year, with consultation on the federal government’s planned...

Model facial recognition law would ban high-risk use in Australia

27 September 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia urgently needs dedicated facial recognition laws to stop the current slide towards a surveillance state and reduce the serious risk of error in high stakes applications like policing,...

Space-based defence surveillance stars in NSW funding round

30 June 2022 | by Brandon How

Seven space projects focused on improving defence surveillance capabilities will share more than $1 million in grant funding from the NSW state government, while two new seed projects share...

State support to create NSW research ‘Vault’, expand Morse Micro footprint

14 June 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Sydney’s Tech Central will add a secure collaborative research and innovation facility known as the “Vault” for cybersecurity and Defence projects, while one of the innovation precinct’s residents is...

UTS, USyd join US quantum ‘yardstick’ project

26 May 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Quantum researchers from two Sydney universities will team with the US defence research agency and tech giants to develop better ways of measuring the race towards fault-tolerant quantum computers....

Ed Santow leading development of Australian facial recognition model law

17 January 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Former Australian Human Rights Commissioner Ed Santow is leading the development of a “model law” for facial recognition technology in Australia, warning the current absence is allowing the technology...

Gig Guide: UTS spaceman made fulltime Vice-Chancellor

16 November 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The University of Technology Sydney has ended its global search for a new vice-chancellor by sticking with acting leader Professor Andrew Parfitt. An Australian space industry veteran, Professor Parfitt...

Robodebt was technology ‘beta testing’ on most vulnerable citizens

8 September 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The robodebt scheme was an example of a government “beta testing” algorithms on its most vulnerable citizens and failed to properly account for fundamental principles of accuracy, accountability, and...

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UTS, USYD, ARIA Research to deliver Tech Central research infrastructure

Quantum software alliance forms to keep Australia ahead

HECS-style loans for student startups as soon as next year

Model facial recognition law would ban high-risk use in Australia

Space-based defence surveillance stars in NSW funding round

State support to create NSW research ‘Vault’, expand Morse Micro footprint

UTS, USyd join US quantum ‘yardstick’ project

Ed Santow leading development of Australian facial recognition model law

Gig Guide: UTS spaceman made fulltime Vice-Chancellor

Robodebt was technology ‘beta testing’ on most vulnerable citizens

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