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Plant Pathology and Crop Genomics

Working with Australia's agricultural industry to create solutions to major yield-limiting problems.

The facade of the RMIT building

Infrastructure Technologies

The Infrastructure Technologies group within CSIRO provides an extensive range of independent testing, assessment and consulting services to support the development of better building products and systems.

Drill Core Research Facilities

Geoscience Drill Core Laboratory

The only facility of its kind in Australia, the Geoscience Drill Core Research Laboratory brings together a suite of advanced mineral characterisation equipment, including CSIRO’s unique Maia Mapper, specialised for drill core analysis and research.

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Autonomous Sensors Future Science Platform

The Autonomous Sensors FSP is a CSIRO research and development program that accelerates the generation of new sensing tools to enable growth of digital decision making. We combine fundamental sensor research with autonomous engineering solutions to provide new advanced sensing and platform technologies for the environmental monitoring, health monitoring, mining, agriculture and manufacturing domains.

European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)

Rabbit calicivirus research at CSIRO

Our research focuses on understanding the biology, evolution, epidemiology, and ecology of rabbit caliciviruses and other rabbit pathogens in Australia.

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South Asia SDIP

Explore CSIRO’s work on hydrology, climate, gender, livelihoods and ecology across South Asia.

Waterfall into a river

Recarga de Acuíferos Gestionada en Chile

CSIRO is applying its many years of scientific knowledge to develop the Managed Aquifer Recharge Guidelines, within the framework of Chile’s National Aquifer Recharge Plan.

Trevally Baitball

Ocean Futures

The goal of the Ocean Futures project is to develop new insights, approaches, understanding and tools that can help marine scientists, managers and policy makers prepare for future challenges.

A fire burning in the bush

Amicus

A multi-platform computer application developed by CSIRO that enables the easy calculation of expected fire behaviour from burning conditions.