Hydrogen gas study for Australian towns underway
02 March, 2020Adelaide-based company Australian Gas Networks has been awarded funding for a study into introducing renewable hydrogen into towns in SA and Victoria.
WA cross-sector technology exchange for space sector
25 February, 2020QuantumTX has unveiled the first cohort of innovators to drive cross-sector technology exchange across the $314 billion space sector.
Drones open Adelaide machine learning space
21 February, 2020Autonomous drones flew in to mark the official opening of the Australian Institute for Machine Learning's new research and learning space last Monday.
New material created to clean up fossil fuel industry
20 February, 2020New catalyst created to improve the refinement process of crude oil and reduce CO2 emissions by up to 28% during refining.
Bats inspire detectors of corrosion in oil and gas pipelines
17 February, 2020Researchers have developed a new scanning technique inspired by the natural world that can detect corroding metals in oil and gas pipelines.
Here's cheers to a new use for CO2 from the atmosphere
07 February, 2020CSIRO has found a way to pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and put it into beer and other beverages.
Framework for climate change mitigation in mining
06 February, 2020University of Queensland researchers have developed a framework that aims to reduce the mining industry's impact on climate change.
Researchers develop sensor to test milk quality
06 February, 2020Despite high safety standards in the dairy industry, traces of impurities, pesticides and antibiotics can find their way into milk.
US start-up demonstrates working AR contact lenses
04 February, 2020Augmented reality in a contact lens has gone from science fiction to reality.
Producing food responsibly and sustainably with AI
28 January, 2020Norway Royal Salmon produces more healthy salmon at lower costs, in a cleaner way, using artificial intelligence and machine vision.
Curtin green hydrogen research supported with ARC funding
27 January, 2020A Curtin University research program has been awarded more than $580,000 by the federal government.
Stronger 3D-printed alloys with ultrasound: research
20 January, 2020RMIT researchers have used sound vibrations to make metal alloys stronger during 3D printing.
Towards net-zero carbon emissions in cement production
13 January, 2020Carbon capture technology has been successfully implemented in a pilot cement plant in Belgium.
World first test of blast furnace using hydrogen fuel
09 December, 2019German steelmaker thyssenkrupp begins live testing of blast furnace powered by hydrogen instead of coal.
Chemical engineer wins award for metal made of holes
02 December, 2019Metal–organic frameworks, known as magic crystals, can be used to clean air and water and in other industrial processes.
