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Inland Rail could save $213 million a year, CSIRO finds
Inland Rail could save close to $213 million in transport costs for 22 million tonnes of freight each year, new ...
Sydney’s new airport inspiring young minds to pursue a career in STEM
Western Sydney students are being inspired to take up exciting careers in STEM and work at Sydney’s new airport in ...
CSIRO leads the case for a carbon capture hub in Darwin
The Northern Territory Government is pitching for a large-scale carbon capture hub in Darwin to fast-track emissions reduction across Northern ...
CSIRO, Optus research helps build resiliency against bushfires
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, and Optus have released findings of a joint nationwide project to improve bushfire resilience of ...
Artificial intelligence to boost Australian infrastructure industry
AI could improve the safety, efficiency and cost-effectiveness of infrastructure and the built environment, according to the Federal Government's new ...
New partnership tests solar electric vehicle chargers
Delta Electronics, Nissan and CSIRO have begun trailing solar smart technology electric vehicle chargers compatible with all electric vehicles currently ...
Inland Rail study highlights cost-savings
Significant transport savings could be on the way for farmers and manufacturers who shift their products and produce to the ...
CSIRO study revels Inland Rail cost benefit
A new CSIRO study on the effects of Inland Rail has identified potential economic savings and road-to-rail modal shifts.
National survey shows increase in research, industry collaboration
The latest National Survey of Research Commercialisation shows a strengthened relationship between researchers and industries in Australia, including manufacturing.
