A novel type of expandable bone fastener created by 3D-printing can make spinal surgery safer for the patient and easier for the surgeon. 

Curtin University is using cameras to measure the trajectory of meteorites, identifying where in the solar system they came from.

Sheep breeders, commercial producers can access a new genetic selection tool that improves breeding outcomes.

A robotic brick builder developed by an Australian company has generated massive interest globally.

A robotic liquid handling system is automating the screening of bacteria strains.

A short video about the electromagnetic spectrum from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research in Perth, Western Australia.

Scientists have identified two microbes that build bigger and more resilient feed crops.

The first on-road driverless car trials in Southern Hemisphere are to be held in South Australia.

‘Vinnovation’ competition pushes grape growers to (v)innovate for the benefit of farmers state-wide.

How exploiting sharks’ sense of hearing can protect people at beaches from a shark attack.

A dragonfly’s eyes and brain are the inspiration for a new machine vision system.

The CRC for Greenhouse Gas Technologies explores the viability of CCS methods to control emissions.

The next big thing in body armour comes from the DMTC.

The Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre have a new online pest animal toolkit.

A newly developed device will ensure paramedic staff are prepared when they need to perform risky rare procedures.

Using freely available data, such as news reports and food prices, to map potential global trouble spots is one of four counterterrorism research projects established by the Data to Decisions CRC.

JCU researchers develop an app that catalogues the hundreds of frog species in Australia.

Technology is helping us cross cultural barriers, scale vast distances, and develop collaborative workspaces.

Australia’s leading innovation in engineering and manufacturing is a national asset.

Commercialising research takes years of work and risk-taking, Margaret Gardner explains.

The future of health will focus on the individual, and benefit from more integration between the patient, clinician and researcher.

Research led by James Cook University scientists in collaboration with CSIRO and QUT has come up with a rugged and affordable computer network that could be a boon for cattle farmers.

Automation and advanced technologies hold the key to a more productive, biodiverse and safe Australian landscape, Jude Dineley reports.

Australia’s first cell therapy manufacturing centre is bridging the gap between cell research in the lab and its availability in the market.