Konica Minolta partners with Edith Cowan University on AM
19 November, 2020Konica Minolta has partnered with Edith Cowan University to boost the university's capability of meeting the growing need for advanced manufacturing in WA.
Predicting distortion and performance of AM-made parts
16 November, 2020 | Supplied by: ANSTOResearchers have discovered that build orientation has an effect on the formation of residual stresses in parts made by additive manufacturing.
Flow batteries and tidal power to produce continuous hydrogen
16 November, 2020Vanadium flow batteries provide the necessary performance to allow green hydrogen to be produced continuously by tidal generation.
4D printing demystified
15 November, 2020 by Chau Hon Ho, ABB Future Labs | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty LtdBy combining advances in 3D printing with new engineered smart materials, top universities and labs are creating analog autonomous objects that evolve over time.
BHP to partner with China Baowu on low-emission steelmaking
13 November, 2020BHP has announced that it has signed an MOU with steel producer China Baowu, with the intention to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in steelmaking.
Dr Cathy Foley appointed Australia's next Chief Scientist
10 November, 2020Renowned physicist Dr Cathy Foley AO has been appointed Australia's next Chief Scientist, taking over from Dr Alan Finkel AO after his tenure comes to an end in December.
The key reasons Aussie businesses miss out on innovation
09 November, 2020 | Supplied by: CSIRO Head OfficeA new report from the CSIRO reveals the fundamental barriers to innovation adoption for Australian businesses.
Funding boost for South Australian green ammonia project
09 November, 2020A project to build the world's largest green ammonia plant in South Australia has been launched.
Partnership to provide electric charging stations for mines
06 November, 2020 | Supplied by: Siemens LtdSiemens Australia and Murray Engineering are partnering to provide vehicle-agnostic underground electric charging stations.
TEXEL and Curtin University agree to develop next-generation battery
06 November, 2020Curtin University has developed a new battery technology that does not include any rare earth elements and does not consume any of the planet's resources.
Flexible power consumption for production facilities
02 November, 2020 | Supplied by: Fraunhofer Institute for Casting, Composite and Processing Technology IGCVResearchers say part of the solution to the volatility of renewable energy is to adapt the power consumption of production plants to the fluctuating output from wind and solar generation.
Smarter AI models use built-in uncertainty
29 October, 2020Artificial intelligence isn't perfect. In fact, it's only as good as the methods and data built into it.
Study provides foundation for new battery industries in Australia
29 October, 2020A new CSIRO report indicates that Australia has the potential to capitalise on the value-add from moving further along the battery value chain.
Students find positives in carbon-negative hydrogen
26 October, 2020Students at The University of Queensland are investigating how sugarcane can be used as a clean energy source to create hydrogen.
Solid oxide electrolysis cells to unlock renewable power potential
19 October, 2020Researchers at Haldor Topsoe say that solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) technology can provide climate-friendly fuels.
