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Amaero sources specialised 3D printing alloys

TechnologyBy Peter RobertsMarch 11, 2021Leave a comment

Metal additive manufacturing specialist Amaero International is to source an aluminium-scandium alloy for 3D printing from mining giant Rio Tinto. The alloy, the first commercial batch of the high performance alloy sold by Rio, will be processed by Amaero into powder for 3D printing and offered to the market for high temperature applications. The alloy…

UNSW researcher awarded for environmentally-friendly solar cell work

TechnologyBy EditorMarch 11, 2021Leave a comment

A University of NSW solar energy researcher has received an Australian Academy of Science honorific award for her world record-setting work in environmentally-friendly semiconductor cells.

A global semiconductor shortage highlights a troubling trend

TechnologyBy EditorMarch 10, 2021Leave a comment

It might not seem important that 88% of the semiconductor chips used by U.S. industries, including the automotive and defense industries, are fabricated outside the U.S. However, three issues make where they are made critical to the U.S. as the global leader in electronics: lower capability, high global demand and limited investment.

Prohelion to manufacture Tritium’s solar racing products

Features, TechnologyBy EditorMarch 10, 2021Leave a comment

Prohelion will make solar racing products from fast charger company Tritium under the Prohelion brand.

Parliamentary space inquiry to hold public hearing on Wednesday

Features, TechnologyBy EditorMarch 9, 2021Leave a comment

A public hearing on the development of Australia’s space industry will be held on Wednesday at Adelaide. The House Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation, Science and Resources will hear from stakeholders during 9 am – 3.15 pm at the Adelaide Hilton’s Victoria Room. 

Q-CTRL to take quantum tech to the Moon

TechnologyBy Peter RobertsMarch 9, 2021Leave a comment

By Denham Sadler Local firm Q-CTRL will send its quantum tech to the Moon as part of an Australian consortium working on NASA’s Artemis program. The Sydney-based startup has developed quantum sensing and navigation technologies that can be applied to space exploration and has teamed up with the Seven Sisters space industry consortium to send…

CleanTech sector welcomes NSW emissions push

TechnologyBy EditorMarch 9, 2021Leave a comment

Unveiled by NSW Energy Minister Matt Kean at Port Kembla near Wollongong on Monday, the NSW Net Zero Industry and Innovation Program, is a “cornerstone” of the first phase of the state government’s 2050 Net Zero plan and is aimed at existing heavy polluters.

Talga’s graphene protects ship’s hull

Features, TechnologyBy Peter RobertsMarch 9, 2021Leave a comment

A graphene-enhanced coating produced by battery anode and graphene company Talga Group has successfully weathered a year protecting the hull of a 33,000 tonne cargo ship. The company’s Talcoat coating has experienced 15 months of corrosive, real-world conditions at sea, inhibiting corrosion in a way that is less toxic than current hull coatings. Visual inspection…

Female industry leaders celebrated on IWD 2021

Features, TechnologyBy EditorMarch 8, 2021Leave a comment

The manufacturing industry is not living up to its potential due to a low rate of female participation, the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre has said.

EcoGraf wins major project status for battery anode facility

Features, TechnologyBy Peter RobertsMarch 8, 2021Leave a comment

Graphite miner and processor EcoGraf has been granted major project status by the federal government for its battery anode material facility to be built at Kwinana south of Perth. The approval came as the government called for grant applications for Resources Technology and Critical Minerals Processing projects under its Modern Manufacturing Initiative. Grants of up…

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