Hydrogen, collaborative robots among ARC Training Centre announcements
A combined $24 million in funding has been announced for five new Australian Research Council (ARC) Training Centres.
Surf Coast startup bringing recycled carbon fibre surfboards to market
A Jan Juc, Victoria-based startup is commercialising a world-first recycled carbon fibre surfboard.
Bluescope, FormFlow to commercialise world-first metal bending invention
Bluescope Steel and Geelong startup FormFlow have signed a deal to commercialise a “world first, patented technology and process” that bends corrugated steel profiles at sharp angles without damaging their structure or coating.
Gilmour Space achieves “one of the longest hybrid rocket engine test firings in the world” [VIDEO]
Gilmour Space has announced a 110-second, full-duration test of the upper-stage of its three-stage hybrid launch vehicle.
First round of grants open for federal product stewardship scheme
The first round for grants worth between $300,000 and $1 million under the federal Product Stewardship Investment Fund is open, focussing on e-waste.
Sure, let’s bring production onshore, but it might not ensure supplies
The pandemic has changed the way we think about supply chains, in particular the chains that feed our need for food, medical supplies, and defence equipment.
SEMMA joins Australian Made
Industry association South East Melbourne Manufacturers Alliance has joined the Australian Made Campaign as a Campaign Associate.
Report: WA global battery manufacturing hub “technically and commercially feasible”
An analysis has described how it is “technically and commercially feasible” to build a lithium ion battery processing, manufacturing and trading hub in Western Australia.
Deloitte to deliver R&D tax incentive platform
A new platform for the delivery of the federal government’s research and development tax incentive will be launched next year, with consulting giant Deloitte landing a $1 million contract to help build it.
Australian manufacturing response to Covid in the spotlight on Thursday
Australian Parliament will listen to witnesses about the importance of strong domestic supply chains, collaboration, and resilience for manufacturers at a public hearing on Thursday.