Long before Australia’s water scarcity challenges of today. Victorian company Rubicon Water was already working on solutions.
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Science and Technology
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Nation’s top innovators AgriWebb helping to create smarter farms
A fresh approach to usability and engagement is earning Melbourne startup AgriWebb industry accolades and loyal customers.
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Melbourne stem cell innovation paves the way for pain free futures for arthritis sufferers
Melbourne scientists are trialling a new stem cell treatment for arthritis that could improve quality of life of those suffering from the disorder.
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eResearch Centre Monash University’s microscope of the future
Melbourne is fast building a reputation as a world-leading medical technology hub.
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Victoria’s AAHL – a world leader in pandemic response
Australian scientists are researching how population dynamics can be mapped to better understand and prevent the spread of communicable diseases.
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Melbourne based 3D printing site opens new doors in medical prosthetics across the globe
A Melbourne 3D printing research unit has been helping to change the face of biomedical science through its manufacture of prosthetic limbs.
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Sky’s the limit for Melbourne satellite program
Australia has an exciting opportunity to re-join the international space race in which it was once a key participant.
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Melbourne company Innovia Security’s currency technology
Melbourne has been at the forefront of currency security for decades, and few companies better represent that success than Innovia Security.
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Fresh idea bears fruit for MAXtend
A Victorian venture capital experiment has borne fruit for Mitsubishi Australia.
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Melbourne startup Knog rides global demand for Australian design
A Melbourne-based startup offering new and interesting takes on cycling essentials will soon be exporting its products worldwide.
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Victorian startup Nura gives the world a better listening experience
A pioneering Melbourne startup is breaking new ground in the next generation of music listening devices.
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Melbourne researchers bridging the gap between machine and brain
Melbourne’s world-leading medical technology sector is breaking new ground in the treatment of paralysis.
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Smart machines grow small business
Whatever your business, the ‘machines’ may now be your new best friend.
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The Melbourne lawyer reinventing the turbine wheel
Melbourne based Lawyer turned inventor Paul Kouris has come up with a simple way to create cheap energy using hydropower to its full potential.
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Melbourne robotics give hi-tech helping hand for amputees
A group of researchers based in Melbourne, Australia, are leading the world in developing the bionic limbs of the future.
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How one Melbourne company is innovating the e-health market
Melbourne-based health tech startup, Curve, is developing new technology to improve the lives of people all over the world.
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University of Melbourne researchers trial mind-controlled bionic spine
A Melbourne research project is set to change the lives of people suffering from paralysis—all thanks to a device the size of a paper clip.
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Airwallex breaks into cross-border payment industry in China
With a vision to create a cross-border payment platform for trade between Australia and China, choosing to base the operation in Melbourne was easy.
