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Daily Archives: August 14, 2020

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Mesoblast drug destined for market

Features, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

Inflammatory drug developer Mesoblast has received good news which clears the way for its remestemcel-L (Ryoncil) drug to go to market. A panel of the US Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC) of the FDA voted in favour of the view that the “available data support the efficacy” of Ryoncil in cases of transplant rejection. The…

Grants up to $300,000 available for Victorian projects using recycled materials

Manufacturing NewsBy EditorAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

The Victorian government has announced grants of between $50,000 and $300,000 to support projects using recycled glass, paper, cardboard, plastic and rubber.

Researchers develop new real-time quality inspection software for 3D printing

Manufacturing NewsBy EditorAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

US researchers have used machine learning and computer vision to develop a tool for real-time quality assessment of parts being built in a 3D printer.

Aust-US ties on science and tech bolstered

Manufacturing News, TechnologyBy EditorAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

Australia and the United States have moved to strengthened their history of collaboration through a senior-level dialogue on science and frontier technologies led by Industry Minister Karen Andrews.

More reasons SA is making itself a basket case in manufacturing

Analysis and Commentary, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

Comment by Peter Roberts I have previously argued that the South Australian government once the centre of the sector has given up on manufacturing. It has no manufacturing minister, no manufacturing section in any department, no bureaucrat with that responsibility and no focus on the sector other than a few sexy areas and Canberra’s pet…

Canberra investigates Hunter ship gearboxes

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

The federal government has launched a feasibility study into the local manufacture of main reduction gearboxes for future batches of the Hunter class frigates being built in Adelaide. The first batch of three frigates will have the lowest Australian content as BAE Systems subsidiary, ASC Shipbuilding, builds up its local supply chain, with the later…

Veem books more marine stabiliser orders

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsAugust 14, 2020Leave a comment

Demand for VEEM Ltd’s marine gyrostabilisers (pictured) has continued to accelerate with further new orders worth $2.8 million bringing the Perth company’s forward order book to $5.9 million. New orders include a third VG1000SD gyrostabiliser for an experienced local owner, which will be installed in an existing 54 metre Damen Expedition and Yacht Support vessel.…

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