Scientist holding cannabis.

Licence to chill: developing medicinal cannabis products

Our new licence to manufacture medicinal cannabis products will help drive the development of novel cannabis-based therapeutics in Australia.

early career scientists Adrian Murdock looking at graphene

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.

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Catalytic static mixers – an Aussie game-changer mixing up chemical manufacturing

Our 3D printed catalytic static mixers are a game changer for chemical manufacturing. We explain why and how they work.

Marzi researching lithium-ion batteries

Meet our researcher: Dr Marzi Barghamadi

Dr Marzi Barghamadi tells us how she'll research lithium-ion batteries through her L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellowship.

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Unmasking Australia’s first surgical face mask testing facility

We have opened Australia’s first accredited face mask testing facility to assist manufacturers in fast-tracking the supply of masks for hospital staff.

Scientists in full PPE looking at a vial. They are working on the COVID-19 vaccine.

From our lab to you: manufacturing a COVID-19 vaccine

How do we produce a COVID-19 vaccine that is safe, effective and can be mass-produced? We take you into our labs to find out!

Smooth sailing: fire-resistant cladding for ships, ahoy!

We helped a Tasmanian-based manufacturer create a new and improved fire-resistant cladding for ships to keep you fire-safe on land, and at sea.

Dr Jurg Schutz holding onto some play equipment in a playground.

Meet our researcher: Dr Jurg Schutz

Dr Jurg Schutz is part of the team helping Australian businesses manufacture face masks. He gives us the low down on this research.

3D-printed artery stent keeps blood flowing

There are lots of things you can achieve through 3D printing. But who would have thought life-saving 3D printed artery stents could be one of them?

HMAS Rankin, sixth submarine of the Collins class, underway in 2006 Image: James R. Evans

We dive, dive, dive below the surface of submarine repair

When the navy have to repair a submarine they need to take them out of water and out of action. Our cold spray technology could help reduce this downtime.

Woman standing against a machine smiling at the camera.

Meet our COVID-19 researcher: Tram Phan

Tram Phan is making the vaccine proteins that will be used in The University of Queensland’s COVID-19 vaccine candidate. She gives us the low down.

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Supporting Aussie manufacturing of COVID-19 face masks

Local manufacturers have answered the call, boosting the supply of facemasks for COVID-19.