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The top 5 things you need to know about computational thinking ... and why it’s so important for the jobs of the future.
We've developed a new tool to better monitor and predict outbreaks of infectious diseases, like dengue and measles, in Australia.
Virtual reality (VR) technology is for more than just gaming. We're working with our partners on a new project using VR to aid in diagnostics and treatment for young cancer patients.
The National Drought Map brings together information on weather conditions and agricultural industries to help government provide support where it's needed most.
We’ve teamed up with Fiona Stanley Hospital in WA to develop an app to support treatment for burns victims.
New tech makes it easy to see a whole bunch of information about a farm in the same place at the same time and is set to revolutionise how decisions and investments are made.
In a just published paper our scientists have offered a bold glimpse into what the robots of the future could look like – and it’s not “Robby the Robot”.
It’s been a big year in space for Australia! In 2019, we’ll be building on our experience to manage ESA’s New Norcia ground station in Western Australia – a first for an Australian organisation.
With a focus on energy use during summer, our CSIRO Energise citizen scientists can tell us a lot about how we can manage our national energy needs sustainably.
CubeSats - aka nanosatellites herald a new approach to Earth observation and remote sensing work for Australia. For their size, they punch well above their weight.
Just as a fingerprint can identify a person, our food detectives are working to stamp out food fraud by using isotopes to trace food from the paddock to the plate.
New wearable technology could revolutionize the way Australian farmers care for livestock.
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