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CSIRO shares technology innovations and insights at the inaugural Wildfire Technology Summit
Australia shares with California Wildfire Technology Summit how it uses big data, sensors, satellites and cutting edge technology to combat wildfires.
Susan Lucas-Conwell Named NACD Board Leadership Fellow
CSIRO US, Australia's pre-eminent national science organization, today announced that Executive Vice President and head of North American operations, Susan Lucas-Conwell, has been named a Board Leadership Fellow by the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD).
Mozzies get their wings clipped in spreading Zika virus
Scientists from Australia's national science agency CSIRO and the University of California San Diego have engineered mosquitoes to be resistant to spreading the devastating Zika virus.
Susan Lucas-Conwell to Speak at Global Corporate Venturing and Innovation Summit
CSIRO US, the North American innovation center for CSIRO, Australia’s pre-eminent national science organization, today announced that Susan Lucas-Conwell, Executive Vice President, has been asked to speak at the Fourth Annual Global Corporate Venture & Innovation Summit on January 30-31st at The Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa in Monterey, California.
Dr. Rob Grenfell of CSIRO to Speak at the Collaborative Innovation in Healthcare: A Frost & Sullivan Executive MindXchange
Dr Rob Grenfell, Director of the Health and Biosecurity CSIRO Business Unit, will be facilitating an interactive session on innovative, smarter and safer ways to improve healthcare and live at home longer at the Collaborative Innovation in Healthcare: A Frost & Sullivan Executive MindXchange.
AMCHAM trade and investment – CSIRO puts down roots in Silicon Valley
The US team will be focused on the delivery of world-leading science and breakthrough innovation across various industries: from energy to space, environment to manufacturing, food and agriculture to health and biosecurity, and anywhere CSIRO's innovation can solve global challenges.
Unlocking the underground with airborne and legged robots
We’ve conquered the air with drones, but subterranean settings — from human-made tunnels, underground urban spaces, and natural cave networks — are often still inaccessible and dangerous to humans.
CSIRO supports NASA’s Voyager 2 spacecraft as it enters interstellar space
Voyager 2 is approximately 18 billion kilometres from Earth. Voyager mission scientists have been closely monitoring the spacecraft for signs that it has exited the 'heliosphere', a protective bubble created by our Sun as we move through our galaxy.
Australia’s CSIRO Powering Breakthrough Ocean Monitoring Capabilities With Saildrone Partnership
CSIRO, Australia’s pre-eminent national science organization, has today announced a partnership with San Francisco Bay Area-based ocean technology start-up Saildrone to radically improve measurement and monitoring in hard-to-access oceans starting in the Southern Hemisphere.