Climate-proofing the urban water supply
An international collaboration protecting diminishing clean water supplies by harnessing new water sources that are currently only partially, or not at all, tapped. →
Engineering and IT
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Latest news and events
- Food and agribusiness
Could microalgae be the next food trend? -
Extreme waves set to be bigger and more frequent
As the planet warms, researchers are warning that the frequency and magnitude of extreme wave events may rise by around 10 per cent by the end of century, increasing flood risks
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Breaking glass and breaking traditions: Innovation in the construction industry
Victorians use around 288,000 tonnes of glass packaging each year. This signals an opportunity for us to focus on research, development and infrastructure to use glass (and other materials) in new and existing products and processes.
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Making milk powder less energy intensive
A new pilot study demonstrates the potential to use a cheese by-product to concentrate skim milk, reducing the energy required in dairy powder production.
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Quenching water’s thirst for power
It will take a lot of energy to supply and treat the water we need for our cities, towns, industries and agricultural systems.
- MedTech
Creating transformative solutions for patient treatment and recovery -
The journey to being a champion of peace
Renaldi Gondosubroto shares his experience of the 2nd Peace Summit of Emerging Leaders 2020. →
3D printing medical equipment for COVID-19
3D printing is proving ideal for designing and prototyping medical personal protective equipment during COVID-19 pandemic. →