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We’re working on a cutting edge sensor system that can detect explosives and other weapons, even chemical or biological agents, from a safe distance.
We’re finding hidden gold deposits by examining Eucalyptus leaves using x-ray imaging.
Monotremes like echidna and platypus are highly unusual creatures, and as it turns out, so are the proteins in their milk.
We’ve joined with engineering company QinetiQ to help sailors breathe easier and stay submerged longer on submarines, using an amazing material called MOFs.
We turned our patented form of graphene into an extraordinarily effective filter that makes water purification faster and easier.
A revolutionary breakthrough is turning the tide on drinking water. Using MOFs to turn sea water into safe, clean drinking water while extracting the element used to power your phone at the same time.
While art can be subjective and science is objective, what happens when art and science collide?
Back in the 70s we helped develop early smoke detection alarms for telephone exchanges, data centres and industrial control rooms around the world.
We’re reliant on our smart devices, so how do we take care of the batteries that power them?
What do Coca Cola, McDonald's, KFC and CSIRO have in common? We all have a secret recipe!
Our partnership with Anatomics has led to the first successful implantation of a 3D printed titanium and polymer sternal and rib cage in a New York patient.
LIGO-Virgo detects the collision of neutron stars for the first time, adding crucial new details to our understanding of the Universe.
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