Case Studies

Investigating heat resistance in corals Since 2013, the National Sea Simulator (SeaSim) has been a pivotal resource in advancing our understanding of coral heat resistance and...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Research Impact: School provision, workforce distribution, housing, and the staffing of schools in Sydney

More children and young people are accessing schooling than at any other point in history. This is largely due to the pursuit of Sustainable Development...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Research Impact: Geospatial Factors Applied to Road Accidents

Road accidents are a major source of trauma worldwide. Over 1.3 million people are killed in road accidents annually, and collisions are a leading cause...

AARNet

TRI boosts medical research efficiency with FileSender

The Translational Research Institute’s integration of FileSender enables fast and secure data sharing, streamlining collaboration for vital medical research. The Translational Research Institute (TRI) is at the...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Research Impact: Assessing “Child-Friendliness” as a Pathway to Reducing Private Car use for Children’s Transport

The journey to school is a vital part of a child’s physical, psychological, and social development. It offers children an opportunity to interact and emotionally...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Research Impact: Measuring the Age-Friendliness of Australian Suburbs

Australians are ageing at an unprecedented rate. As people get older, frailty and increased use of health resources pose a significant challenge to already strained...

Heavy Ion Accelerators (HIA)

Binar CubeSats pioneer radiation detection technology

CubeSats – small satellites roughly 10cm in size – punch above their weight when it comes to space research. Their low weight and affordable components...

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Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Research Impact: Mitigating Childhood Asthma Risks from Traffic-Related Air Pollution

Using data available through AURIN, as well as Westgate and EPA (Environment Protection Authority Victoria) monitor data, researchers from the University of Queensland and the...

AARNet

Streamlining remote sensing data transfers for environmental research

FileSender addresses the challenge of moving large datasets around for researchers participating in the Joint Remote Sensing Research Program. For environmental researchers, the volume of...

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Australian Access Federation (AAF)

Making visible the impact of Australia’s national microscopy infrastructure

Through trust and identity, the impact of Australia’s distributed microscopy infrastructure will be revealed. Microscopy Australia is a consortium of university-based microscopy facilities that provides...

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ACCESS-NRI: Australia’s climate simulator

Enabling research and innovation to address climate change through trust and identity

Understanding the usage of Australia’s critical climate change modelling software through user reporting, will inform the future of this service. ACCESS-NRI, Australia’s Climate Simulator, is...

Australian Access Federation (AAF)

Unlocking the power of Australia’s Tier 1 supercomputer

Through a national framework for trusted identity, accessing one of Australia’s Tier 1 supercomputers will become easier. The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre (Pawsey) is one...

Southern Coastal Research Vessel Fleet (Coastal Vessels)

Baseline monitoring of seagrass and macroalgal habitats for an integrated national response to extreme events

Background The frequency and severity of extreme events such as marine heatwaves, cyclones and flooding along Australia’s West Coast is increasing, however, the impact of...

Southern Coastal Research Vessel Fleet (Coastal Vessels)

Quantifying seabed habitats and associated biota in the Murray Australian Marine Park

Background While detailed habitat mapping coverage has been substantially advanced by State governments in many coastal regions, Commonwealth waters of the continental shelf typically lack...

Heavy Ion Accelerators (HIA)

Liquid lenses for better satellite monitoring

Heavy Ion Accelerator Facility’s Space Irradiation Beamline (HIAF-SIBL), hosted at the Australian National University, has played a vital role in an exciting first for the...

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Atlas of Living Australia (ALA)

Partnering for impact with Australian industry

Supporting industry with data access The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) is Australia’s national biodiversity data infrastructure. It allows industry, researchers, decision-makers and the community...

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Atlas of Living Australia (ALA)

ALA’s Indigenous Ecological Knowledge Program

Connecting Traditional and Western science Indigenous Ecological Knowledge The Atlas of Living Australia’s (ALA) Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) program supports collaboration with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

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Atlas of Living Australia (ALA)

ALA helps to stop pests in their tracks

The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) and its large network of biodiversity data providers are helping our national biosecurity system to protect Australia’s flora and fauna from the threat of...

Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA)

State support injects big cash for upgrades and new national research infrastructure

National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS)-supported programs have received nearly $30 million in co-investment from the New South Wales and Queensland Governments through the NCRIS...

AARNet

Data Without Borders: the role of Globus in international genome research

Genetics technical specialists at the Biomolecular Resource Facility are using the Globus data movement service through AARNet to share huge datasets with national and international...

EMBL Australia

Future-proofing computational proteomics

EMBL Australia and Bioplatforms Australia joined forces to host a pivotal proteomics workshop titled ‘Future-proofing Computational Proteomics’ on 24 April, featuring leading guest speakers, Dr...

National Imaging Facility (NIF)

Australian health research infrastructure underpins world-first brain cancer collaboration

The NCRIS Health Group will support Australian brain cancer research through Brain Cancer Australia’s project to develop an integrated network of research platforms to improve...

Bioplatforms Australia (BPA)

Supporting Australia’s food security and agriculture industry

Over 90% of fruit, vegetables, meat, milk, and eggs sold in Australia are domestically produced, and over half of Australia’s agricultural produce is exported. As...

Bioplatforms Australia (BPA)

Enhancing Resilience and Flavor in Plant-Based Proteins: The Plant Protein Atlas Initiative

With the world’s population expected to reach unprecedented levels by 2050 and a 73% projected increase in meat consumption, there is an urgent need to...

Bioplatforms Australia (BPA)

New native mice species

Two new native mice have scurried into the list of Australian mammal species! The words “species” and “Australia” are unfortunately traditionally linked to their disappearance...

ACCESS-NRI: Australia’s climate simulator

Connecting the Community: the ACCESS-Hive User Hub

The ACCESS-Hive is an open-source collaborative portal developed by and for the community of users and developers of the ACCESS models. The ACCESS-Hive team l-r:...

ACCESS-NRI: Australia’s climate simulator

ACCESS impact as a global climate model

Over 7,000 users based at 400 different institutions in 35 countries have accessed ARDC-supported digital research platforms for ecological modelling to inform environmental research and...

Heavy Ion Accelerators (HIA)

Implanting a Revolution

Quantum computing is a revolution in progress, and Dr Shao Qi Lim is excited to be part of it. “I’m lucky to be part of...

Heavy Ion Accelerators (HIA)

The true value of a pure diamond

Professor Steven Prawer from the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne, wants everybody to have diamonds. To improve their quality of life, of...

Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Nanocluster Catalysts Remove Toxic Organic Chemicals from Wastewater

Water contamination from dyes used in food, cosmetics, textiles, and other production processes has become a major ecological problem. Numerous chemical companies, such as those...

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Phenomics Australia (PA)

Protein discovery for better bowel cancer treatments

Bowel cancer claims more than 100 lives in Australia every week. Thankfully, researchers at the Australian National University (ANU) have discovered that an immune protein...

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National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Unlocking the Secrets of Galactic Bars: A Cosmic Quest

Astrophysicists from the Sydney Institute for Astronomy (SIfA) at the University of Sydney are using the computing power of the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) to...

Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA)

Strengthening our European connections to EMBL and beyond

On a recent visit to EMBL Heidelberg, Ian Smith, Chair of the EMBL Australia Council, spoke about the synergies between EMBL and EMBL Australia, opportunities...

Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

Integrated Earth 2023 conference highlights the ambition of Australia’s Earth science community

Members of the earth science community from all over Australia came to Canberra in September to take part in a unique gathering – the Integrated...

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Astronomy Australia Ltd (AAL)

Record-breaking fast radio burst discovery highlights synergies between ESO and SKA

A global team led by Macquarie University’s Dr Stuart Ryder and Swinburne University of Technology’s Associate Professor Ryan Shannon have discovered the most distant fast...

Population Health Research Network (PHRN)

Breaking the Cycle

Data linkage is helping researchers understand the lifelong impact of child abuse and neglect, and how they entrench intergenerational disadvantage. Every year, 1 in 20...

Astronomy Australia Ltd (AAL)

Associate Professor Lee Spitler – AAO and Advanced Navigation, Moon to Mars Initiative

Associate Professor Lee Spitler – AAO and Advanced Navigation, Moon to Mars Initiative As part of a Moon to Mars Initiative, Australian Astronomical Optics (AAO) at...

AuScope

A true partnership to improve position, navigation and timing services in Australia

What do precision agriculture, weather predictions and synchronising financial transactions all have in common? They rely on geodesy, the science of measuring the Earth that...

ARDC clinical trial data unlocked for research

Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)

Clinical Trial Data Unlocked for Research with New National Platform

Health Data Australia is unlocking clinical trial data for research at a national scale. For the first time in Australia, researchers can find clinical trial...

AuScope

Scientists discover 36-million-year geological cycle that drives biodiversity

Tectonic changes alter sea levels that can create breeding grounds for life Movement in the Earth’s tectonic plates indirectly triggers bursts of biodiversity in 36-million-year...

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AuScope

Analysing asteroids to prevent collisions

Researchers have used advanced microscopy at our Curtin University linked laboratory to understand the longevity of rubble pile asteroids, revealing important findings for planetary defence....

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Vaccine patch delivers protection from dengue in mice

Dengue is the most significant mosquito-borne viral disease in the world. With an estimated 390 million cases annually, it results in approximately US$6.9 billion in...

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CSIRO: Marine National Facility (MNF)

Uncovering history: confirming the resting place of MV Blythe Star 

Linking Australians to their heritage  CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator, part of the Marine National Facility (MNF), offers a highly flexible platform that can accommodate...

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Astronomy Australia Ltd (AAL)

Major upgrade to outback telescope a resounding success

Last year, a $1 million Australian Government grant enabled the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) to undergo ‘brain surgery’ – its resulting processing capability is being...

Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Renewable, versatile spinifex and the future of nanofibres

From nanotechnology to Indigenous empowerment Spinifex, a hardy Australian grass, spread widely across inland Australia, presents a new high-tech opportunity for the future of construction,...

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Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS)

Monitoring algal blooms in a changing climate: IMOS collaboration

Researchers have used IMOS’s Ocean Gliders along with Microscopy Australia’s microscopes to better understand Western Australia’s major algal blooms in 2021. South West Western Australia...

Astronomy Australia Ltd (AAL)

ADACS gives astronomers a vital boost in their effort to make a gravitational map of the southern universe

In the era of big data, Australian astronomers have a powerful strategic advantage to help them extract insights from the immense data volumes that characterise...

Phenomics Australia (PA)

Biobanks: the Australian Phenome Bank

The Australian Phenome Bank: a national biobank and database aiding the discovery of genetic disease causes and advancing Personalised Medicine. Phenomics Australia’s Biobanking service provides a...

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Phenomics Australia (PA)

CRISPR/Cas as diagnostics tools

Phenomics Australia NCRIS expertise is used in providing knowledge to look into the commercial and translational potential of CRISPR technology. Phenomics Australia’s long-term support of...

Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)

Shared Vocabularies Create Oceans of Opportunities

Research vocabularies are helping researchers aggregate data from a wide range of sources and disciplines to find evidence-based solutions to big societal challenges such as...

Astronomy Australia Ltd (AAL)

Associate Professor Julia Bryant – The Hector instrument and Nicholas Hacko Watchmaker

Associate Professor Julia Bryant, Astralis-USyd – AAT’s Hector instrument and Nicholas Hacko Watchmaker A major new instrumentation project for the Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT) has led...

Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA)

When food kills

Infrastructure and expertise supported by Phenomics Australia and Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA)are used in fighting food poisoning toxins. Prof Si Ming Man (right) and Dr...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Valuing Urban Wetlands — A Built Environments Biodiversity Project

We are pleased to announce—in collaboration with the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA), Federation University and BirdLife Australia—our first Built Environments and Biodiversity Project: Valuing Urban Wetlands....

Australian Access Federation (AAF)

Making life easier – Prof Joe Shapter’s ORCID story

We recently chatted with Joe Shapter, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research Infrastructure) at the University of Queensland (UQ), to learn more about how his ORCID ID has...

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Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP)

Our One Health approach to Japanese encephalitis

Japanese encephalitis (JE) virus is a potentially fatal disease that infects about 100,000 people worldwide every year. Caused by an arbovirus (an arthropod-borne virus), it...

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Population Health Research Network (PHRN)

How data linkage can improve the health of older people

Older people, despite bearing the burden of chronic disease and being more likely to take prescription drugs older people are under-represented in clinical trials. Studying older people...

Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

Piloting the Australian Environmental Health (AusEnHealth) Strategic Planning Digital Twin

This ambitious one-year pilot project aims to understand the landscape of Australian environmental health data collection at both state and national levels. Rising temperatures, more...

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Aussie perovskite solar cell breaks world record

More efficient solar cells are paving the way to cheaper and more sustainable energy. The silicon solar cells that currently dominate the market are plateauing...

Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

Delivering Data to Improve Reporting on Australia’s Environment

Australia’s national research infrastructures are working together to streamline access to integrated data for State of the Environment reporting and other environmental assessments. The collaborative...

AuScope

AuScope underpins Julimar polymetallic minerals discovery

In November 2021, Chalice Mining Limited released a maiden resource statement for the Julimar polymetallic mineral deposit on Wadjuk Country in Western Australia. This is...

National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Carpentries Partnership for Australia to Uplift Digital Research Skills

A new partnership between 10 Australian research institutions will train instructors in The Carpentries, a proven method for teaching digital research skills to researchers. We...

National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Launching DReSA: A Portal for Digital Research Training in Australasia

DReSA is a portal for discovering digital research training events, materials, providers and trainers in Australia, New Zealand, and the region. We are excited to...

AuScope

From rocks to Cochlear, swords and sunscreen

Our spectrometry wizards at Macquarie University’s MQ GeoAnalytical laboratory (MQGA) are at it again, innovatively applying their new age-dating technique to novel science challenges outside...

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Imaging technique paves way for improved quantum devices

A University of Queensland team made up of physicists and engineers have found a way to identify and address imperfections in materials for one of...

AuScope

AuScope earthquake hunters catch record-breaking quake

Hold onto your coffee cups and comfort the dog. This morning’s earthquake in southeastern Australia, which is perhaps the largest in the region in 200...

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

WearOptimo create real-time, Microwearable health sensors

WearOptimo have used Microscopy Australia’s facilities to develop a world-first, wearable, real-time health sensor, which is now in clinical trials. WearOptimo aims to provide affordable, wearable...

AuScope

From planets to pandemics: translating science in challenging times

After years of building NCRIS enabled software to address geodynamics problems, researcher and AuScoper from The University of Melbourne, Rohan Byrne, found an opportunity to...

Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)

Mysterious Lithium-Producing Stars Analysed on Nectar

Dr Simon Campbell, ARC Future Fellow at Monash University, is unravelling the origin of the elements in the universe, one ARDC Nectar Research Cloud processor...

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Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)

Revamped Rapid IdP Lowers the Bar for Australian Access Federation Participation

Thanks to investment from the Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC), the new Rapid Identifier Provider, or Rapid IdP, is making it easier for Australian research...

Centre for Accelerator Science (ANSTO – Nuclear Science Facilities)

How Australia’s national research infrastructure is responding to COVID-19

Australia’s National Research Infrastructure (NRI) swiftly redeployed to support national and international COVID-19 research. Some examples are listed below. Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness (ACDP),...

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Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

Improving Environmental Decision Making with Research Platforms

Over 7,000 users based at 400 different institutions in 35 countries have accessed ARDC-supported digital research platforms for ecological modelling to inform environmental research and...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Australian Urban Health Indicators

Creating new health indicators that improve the understanding of the health of Australian urban and regional populations Australian Urban Health Indicators (AusUrb-HI) is a collaboration...

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National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Nano-thin piezoelectrics advance self-powered electronics

A new type of ultra-efficient, nano-thin material could advance self-powered electronics, wearable technologies and even deliver pacemakers powered by heart beats. The flexible and printable...

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Engineers devise new method to remove harmful E. coli from water

Engineers at Monash University have developed a new solar filtration method to remove deadly bacteria, such as E. coli, from water using a safe and low-cost...

Population Health Research Network (PHRN)

The risk of ‘Mr Fluffy’ insulation

When Australian National University epidemiologist Associate Professor Rosemary Korda first started holding public forums for Canberra residents affected by ‘Mr Fluffy’ insulation, people were very...

Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

State of The Environment Report – providing an evidence base

The national State of the Environment (SoE) report provides authoritative information on the natural environment that sustains our economy and wellbeing. It provides the Australian...

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

From ancient grass to modern materials

A unique partnership between Dugalunji Aboriginal Corporation and a University of Queensland research team has lead to the development of valuable and sustainable nanofibres leading...

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

A wonder material made from waste

In February 2020, Clean Earth Technologies (CET) signed an agreement with Flinders University to produce commercial quantities of an environmental wonder material. Developed by Prof....

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Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

New Era in X-Ray Imaging

Next generation X-ray technology, developed and manufactured in Adelaide, is solving global health, defence and security challenges by making X-ray machines significantly lighter and more...

Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Super-charging next-gen solar panels with phosphorene

Researchers at Flinders University have made significant increases in efficiency in several emerging solar cell technologies using phosphorene – a 2D form of phosphorus only...

AuScope

Australian cities are quiet during lockdown. Earthquake scientists are making the most of it

Our responses to the COVID-19 pandemic have dramatically changed human activity all over the world. People are working from home, schools are closed in many...

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Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS)

Global weather prediction: Australia’s contribution to the global Argo array

Australia’s Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) coordinates Australia’s contribution of approximately 10% of the global Argo array. Used internationally and by the Royal Australian Navy...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Accelerating research into our towns, cities and communities

AURIN (Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network) provides support to Australian researchers, planners, and policy makers to inform evidence-based decision making. The eresearch facility enables critical...

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National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Making mining models with magnetic minerals

Australian Geophysicists are mapping the possible location of economic mineral deposits in South Australia and relying on the NCI to produce advanced 3D models of...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Informing Smarter Transport Planning and Policy Making

AURIN is leading a collaboration with researchers, planners and policy makers from across Australia to create the Australian Transport Research Cloud (ATRC). There are many...

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Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

EcoCommons

A world-first collaborative commons for analysing and modelling ecological and environmental challenges. The Challenge Our planet is facing massive biodiversity loss due to overexploitation of...

Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA)

Developing Personalised Treatment for Kids With Cancer

CAVATICA is a cloud-based platform for collaboratively accessing, sharing, and analysing childhood cancer data. Childhood cancer kills more children than any other disease in Australia...

Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN)

Liveability For All On Our Urban Fringes

NCRIS-enabled projects AURIN and TERN are delivering data and analysis tools to support research and planning for more sustainable urban environments. Discussions around suburban sprawl...

Microscopy Australia (MicroAu)

Cleaning the Sydney Harbour Bridge

The Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened in 1932 and not surprisingly, is a heritage-listed structure. A mammoth effort is required to look after the Bridge...

National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Observing the Universe With the MWA

The ARDC-supported All Sky Virtual Observatory (ASVO) serves as a data portal to distribute MWA data to the international astronomical community. Operational in Western Australia...

Key data streams for the Southern Ocean Time series

CSIRO: Marine National Facility (MNF)

Southern Ocean Time Series providing important data for ocean observations globally

Deployed and retrieved by the Marine National Facility (MNF) on behalf of Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS), the Southern Ocean Time Series Observatory provides high...

Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)

Tree shade and children’s walking routes – combating skin cancer and obesity in children

Improved modelling of the health and well-being of Australians supports evidence-based health policy and health services planning. Australia has one of the highest rates of...

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Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF)

Transistors from thin air

Next-generation transistors may revolutionise electronics The transistor is the building block for all electronics, and typically involves sending electrical currents through silicon. Every computer and...

National Computational Infrastructure (NCI)

Elastagen – Skinnovation in treatment for burns victims

Elastagen Pty Ltd is a clinical stage medical device company that is pioneering Elastatherapy™ using the human protein elastin to naturally repair and augment the...

Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)

National Network of Trusted Data Repositories

The Trusted Data Repositories for the National Imaging Facility project brought together researchers and informatics specialists from UQ’s Centre for Advanced Imaging (CAI), Monash Biomedical...

National Sea Simulator (SeaSim)

Reef Spawning in SeaSim

The National Sea Simulator (SeaSim) supports the propagation of a range of marine organisms, including corals, sponges, and Crown-of-thorns starfish (COTS). Utilising advanced infrastructure, SeaSim...

National Deuteration Facility (NDF)

Better cholesterol imaging

An international team of researchers has developed a new way to localise cholesterol is in cells and tissues. This provides insights into how cholesterol moves...

Population Health Research Network (PHRN)

Linked Data and the Reduction in Cervical Cancer in Australia

Data linkage has had a significant role in the reduction in cervical cancer in Australia. Preventing cervical cancer The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine is a...

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