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The back of a female head. She is trying to decide which of two paths to follow.

Enabling Adaptation Pathways

We are developing tools and processes to support decision makers and researchers to diagnose adaptation problems and explore the social, environmental and economic costs and benefits of a range of adaptation initiatives.

CSIRO's Australia Telescope Compact Array telescope, in Narrabri NSW.

Wireless Group

The Wireless Group focuses on wireless communications, localisation, imaging and sensing for applications from radio astronomy to telecommunications, and industrial safety to medicine.

A woman looks into the RAMP lab.

Rapid Automated Materials and Processing Centre

Our goal is simple: to use automation, robotics, and experimental design to help our CSIRO colleagues, academic collaborators, and our business partners undertake their materials research faster, more efficiently, and with greater breadth than they can do using traditional methods.

Model made up of people working with equipment in a laboratory setting.

Labs of the Future

Labs of the Future Symposium seeks to build a dialogue about the research ecosystem of the future that will enable the next generation of scientists to innovate and collaborate in new ways.

Sample from x-ray fluorescence microscopy

High Definition X-Ray Fluorescence Microscopy

Micro-focussed X-ray fluorescence mapping provides spatially constrained, quantified, major and trace element maps of rocks and minerals to aid understanding of geological processes.

Coastal sunset

Enabling Resilience Investment

How do we shift communities, regions and economies away from high risk and disaster-prone situations towards well-adapted and disaster resilient futures?

In-Situ Laboratory project

The In-Situ Laboratory is a research field site for conducting controlled release experiments of carbon dioxide and other gases, and for developing technologies for detecting and monitoring the migration of fluids in the shallow subsurface.

Henrda virus

Immune Resilience Future Science Platform

Protecting against threats and enabling rapid disease response: we face a big challenge

Scientist with MOFs

Materials for Energy, Environment and Health

The Materials for Energy and the Environment (MEE) Group develops solutions for industrial challenges whilst mitigating the environmental impact that many materials and processes create.