Meet Elanor Huntington: engineering our future

Professor Elanor Huntington joined us in November as our new Executive Director Digital, National Facilities and Collections. Let's get to know her.

What future science will we invent by 2030?

What technology trends might we see in Australia in 2030? Our leaders in future science platforms share their predictions for the next decade.

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A wild walk in virtual woodlands

A new virtual reality tool allows our researchers to take a walk on the wild side to better study some of our endangered ecosystems.

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Every dollar invested in research and development creates $3.50 in benefits for Australia, says new CSIRO analysis

An analysis by CSIRO’s strategic and economic advisory arm suggests spending on research and development can earn annual yields of 10%, even if there are delays or cost overruns.

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Gender equality and the digital economy

Since COVID-19, the digital economy has grown at a speed and scale beyond anticipation. So how do we ensure gender equality is met in this industry?

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Who’s who in the zoo: uncovering animal social networks

We’ve monitored the social networks of livestock – namely cows and sheep – to help farmers manage their welfare.

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Make no bones about it, this teacher loves STEM

Science teacher Kylee Townsend has been recognised by the BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Awards for STEM teaching.

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Meet Dr Hoskins: marine biologist come vertebrate ecologist

Meet Dr Andrew Hoskins and see how his research is helping Indigenous communities manage feral cattle on country. 

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Meet our researcher: Dr Janet Reid

Meet the molecular and cell biologist leading our revolutionary new lab.

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AirRater app helps outdoor workers beat the Darwin heat

In a city famed for its heat and humidity, we’re helping Darwin’s outdoor workers make informed decisions about working when it’s hot.

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Kick-starting a ‘paw-some’ pet food business

CSIRO Kick-Start has assisted a Newcastle-based entrepreneur, and dog-lover, develop scientifically-sound pet food.

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Next phase for ASKAP stargazing begins

Like any new technology, we’re still learning what the ASKAP telescope does best – and how we can wield it to uncover the secrets of the Universe.