A Mitchell Institute education report reveals Australian schools lack industry connections.

A CSIRO app will survey Australians about their energy use in order to gain a better understanding of the way we consume, generate and interact with energy.

Enabling the production of materials such as graphene and sliced carbon nanotubes, with the bonus of not needing to use harsh or toxic chemicals in the manufacturing process.

The outcomes of working together are more than simply the sum of the parts, says CRC Association CEO Tony Peacock.

The CRC for Optimising Resource Extraction (CRC ORE) has developed environmentally sustainable technology to reduce waste and conserve water in the mining process.

A team at ANSTO has developed a treatment to repair and strengthen the outer shell of aircrafts.

Key conversations at Science meets Parliament helps small Australian mining and exploration companies engage and work with MPs

“Without that opportunity to get in front of a Parliamentarian to share my excitement and passion for my work, that may not have happened.”

There’s a critical need to drive STEM careers to improve our Defence Force. Military jobs now include drones and science, not just frontline defence.

AI is disrupting even non-tech industries with an automation revolution. Experts urge us to focus on the human skills that give us an edge if we want to thrive in the AI future.

Matt Barrie, Chief Executive of Freelancer.com, shares his concerns about the Australian economy.

Patent attorney Dr Gavin Recchia advises that intellectual property protection will help both researchers and entrepreneurs engage with industry.

Dr Larry Marshall’s Address to the National Press Club on November 8.

The Energy Pipelines CRC is combining science and real-life experience to create innovative solutions to the myriad problems faced by the oil and gas pipeline sector.

There are two million near-Earth asteroids in our Solar System, containing vast mineral resources, and, even more vitally, water. Plans to survey them are already underway.

University innovation strategy has successes on the board and Australia should look to capitalise on these rather than focus on failures.

Led by the legendary Martin Green, UNSW’s photovoltaic researchers have toppled world records in solar cell design again and again. But they ain’t done yet.

There is a long way to go to get to gender equity in one of the most inequitable fields of employment in Australia.

Developing research excellence in Indigenous affairs requires a commitment to collaborate with communities at every stage of the research.

CRCs are leading the way in introducing PhD students to a career in industry with targeted placement programs and projects.

More collaboration between business and research is required to bring new goods and services to market, says ISA’s Tim Powell.

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.

In part 2 of his guide to collaboration, commercialisation manager James Dalton explores how to building a strong foundation for industry-research partnerships.

Australia’s Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science examined the future of research, disruption and job security in his address to the National Press Club.