Artificial intelligence wheelchair puts users in control 

A new world-first autonomous wheelchair is set to give greater control to people who can’t use traditional joysticks.

From dirt bikes to dietician with Pennie Taylor

Come along for the ride as we chat with dietitian and senior research scientist Dr Pennie Taylor.

Secrets to maintaining a healthy weight and lifestyle

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and weight can be a challenge. So, we studied the experiences of CSIRO Total Wellbeing Diet […]

A picture of success: how artificial intelligence is advancing medical imaging

At the Australian e-Health Research Centre, we’re using artificial intelligence to help health professionals diagnose, monitor and treat disease.

The dish on future protein: meet Crispin Howitt

As our Future Protein Mission lead, Crispin Howitt is dishing up a suite of new and improved protein products for the global menu.

What does the future hold for healthcare?

Wondering what the future of healthcare looks like? Here's what experts predicted at the 2023 Australian e-Health Research Centre annual research colloquium.

Meet Phoebe Readford: Protecting Australia from emerging diseases

Phoebe Readford travels far and wide to improve the biosecurity of neighbouring countries, and in turn Australia.

Climate change is fuelling the rise of superbugs. What can we do to save ourselves?

Climate change is accelerating the emergence and spread of these “superbugs”, which thrive in warm, wet conditions.

Four surprising proteins on the future menu

With endless possibilities for future foods, protein is changing in some delicious and interesting ways.

The science of helping your child love vegetables

94 per cent of Australian children aged 2–17 don’t eat the daily recommended serves of veg. Here are our top five evidence-based tips for helping your children learn love them.

Everyday AI: Artificial intelligence in healthcare 

From smart watches to mammogram readers, artificial intelligence is revolutionising health care. We spoke with some experts to learn more.

Our innovative science behind the headlines

Our innovations, from fast Wi-Fi to predicting bushfires, were once considered impossible. Until someone, just like you, joined us and took on the challenge.