Quantum leaps: Meet our researcher Dr Jenny Hayward

Dr Jenny Hayward is a scientist of many talents. She’s worked in computational chemistry, economic modelling and defence technologies. We asked her about these quantum leaps!

Three ways we’re targeting net zero

With COP26 off and running towards net zero, here are three ways we’re helping get there too.

Net zero emissions: our climate challenge explained

What does ‘net zero' emissions mean? And which technologies can we use to get there?

Net zero: powering ahead on sustainability

We're developing a plan to go net zero and to show Australia the way.

Seal of approval: Should we use PassivHaus or free-running design principles for Australian homes?

The national construction boom continues around Australia. So how do you build a comfortable, low-energy house? Should you seal up your house following PassivHaus principles or should you use passive cooling and heating design principles to create a free-running home?

Green, blue, brown: the colours of hydrogen explained

Have you heard of green, blue or brown hydrogen? We explain how an element can come in different colours and why it matters.

Flexible solar panels: new stretch of the imagination

A pandemic couldn't stop our research into flexible solar panels, but it did create new challenges and innovation.

Australians are choosing new homes and solar PV in record numbers

The number of rooftop solar PV panels installed on Australian homes in 2020 was record-breaking.

Meet our researcher: Dr John Ward

We meet Dr John Ward. He oversees how clean energy systems can continue to be integrated into existing power generation in the grid.

Blind shrimps, translucent snails: the 11 mysterious new species we found in potential fracking sites

There aren’t many parts of the world where you can discover a completely new assemblage of living creatures. But after […]

How do hydrogen-powered cars work?

Hydrogen is considered a fuel of the future. So how do hydrogen-powered cars work and how will our new refueller station in Victoria work?

Beyond a PhD: early career scientists working on ground-breaking science

Want to do a PhD, work as a scientist and have a practical impact? Two of our scientists, working on electrochemical and material sciences, are doing just that.