The University of New England’s SMART farms are outdoor laboratories where scientists and growers test out innovations that make a real difference in the field.

Solving issues in water security starts with innovative teams where universities and industry work together.

The initial year of the CRC for Honeybee Products (CRCHBP) marks the start of the greatest concentration of research effort in the history of the honey bee sector in Australia.

Seafood Industry Australia has responded to a paper detailing marine debris and microplastics found in Great Barrier Reef fish.

An international team of researchers are drilling into the Antarctic ice cap to find a molecule that helps cleanse the atmosphere.

Nanoparticles derived from green mango peel could be the key to remediating soil contamination, according to the University of South Australia.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has awarded $22.1 million in funding to support hydrogen export research projects.

CRC CARE is addressing the significant growing issue of environmental contaminants with innovative and effective real-world solutions.

Development of a ‘sun shield’ gives hope to the future of the Great Barrier Reef

Ground breaking study, ‘Cooling Western Sydney’, to create innovative solutions to help turn down the heat in western Sydney.

UNSW will be home to the first Torch Innovation Precinct outside China, the new Australian technology park.

Studies of coastlines and cities, conducted in Australia with unparalleled sensitivity, are set to rewrite the world’s climate models and civil engineering guidelines.

Professor Ravi Naidu is confronting a problem that killed eight times more people in one year than diabetes.

ANSTO is using nuclear science in a bid to understand the causes and rates of soil degradation throughout Asia and the Pacific.

Australian and New Zealand know-how is on the cusp of revolutionising geopositioning, which – in the near future – will be able to get accuracy down to 10cm.

How do carbon-neutral homes stack up when it comes to liveability and consumer demand?

Cutting-edge water designs created for developed cities can futureproof vulnerable and degraded environments in developing countries.

Australia’s productivity is poised on a knife edge as traditional boom areas bust. But four new industries are set to take up the strain.

Millions of bits of space junk are currently orbiting Earth, ranging in size from mere millimetres through to discarded, school bus-sized parts of multi-stage rockets.

We need to do more to develop technology that can remove carbon from the atmosphere, says Eelco Rohling, professor of ocean and climate change at ANU.

University discovery ‘BioClay’ helps plants protect themselves from pests without the environmental and human health impacts associated with pesticides.

The CRCSI has developed a webtool to allow coastal residents in Vanuatu to understand and act on rising sea levels and coastal flooding.

The Australian National Data Service (ANDS) is celebrating the real-world impact of data. Their latest article tells the story of a citizen science project to save coral reefs.

Australian scientists join an international group travelling to Antarctica to raise the voice of women working towards global sustainability.