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Renewables

April 9, 2024

Australia is transitioning to a low carbon energy system. This energy transition is transforming the way energy is generated, transmitted, stored, exported and used. Part of the extensive changes to our energy system is the roll out of large-scale infrastructure, which presents both challenges and opportunities for local communities and the wider public.

Abstract lines and circles

October 11, 2022

We’re applying the benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to our Mission objectives to solve Australia’s greatest challenges

FIled of white flowers with bright yellow centres.

April 6, 2022

Plant Systematics and Population Genetics provides critical data to identify threats to Australia’s plant biodiversity.

An African woman herding cattle

June 16, 2017

We identify ways to maximise yields in livestock systems for poverty alleviation, global food security and sustainability.

A lighthouse with a binary number light beam

September 24, 2019

Machine learning and artificial intelligence are capabilities that will transform economies and the basis of competition globally, unlock new societal and environmental value and accelerate scientific discovery.

Coral reef under water

April 8, 2016

CSIRO and The University of Western Australia is conducting the first regional-scale assessment of marine biodiversity in the Pilbara.

An image of a wetland in Kakadu National Park that has an abundance of bird life.

February 27, 2025

Delivering ecologically meaningful, national-scale data, aligned with national and international frameworks on ecosystems and their services.

Farmland with a mountain range in the background

January 29, 2019

We catalyse new interdisciplinary collaborations and partnerships that stimulate novel approaches to complex environmental challenges for society.

Tailings dam

February 2, 2022

Processing ores after mining to concentrate and extract metal values produces tailings that can represent >95% of the total ore mass. With processing and hydrometallurgical routes requiring large volumes of water, the tailings are generated as dilute slurries, which were typically kept dilute or partially thickened in a tailings storage facility.