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coastline near Albany, Western Australia

TEAM-Coast project

Coastal environments are of considerable socio-economic importance and provide multiple services to humankind, but are subject to numerous anthropogenic stressors. This project aims to develop a new generation of ecological assessment tools and models, based on environmental DNA, for the management of these ecosystems.

Concept image of intra-component characterisation.

ParIS: Particle Imaging System

ParIS allows the automatic analysis of large coal images which provide reliable statistics on the distribution of coal types and impurities.

Fula herders with their cattle, sheep and goats.

Food Systems and Global Change

Research to better inform decision-making: for better food systems, better health, and a better planet (Photo credit: ILRI/Stevie Mann).

Host Response Team

Studying host-pathogen interactions to develop novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies

Fractura

A hydraulic fracture simulation toolkit taking 20 years of CSIRO hydraulic fracture expertise out of the lab and into user friendly software.

Taste & Learn™

CSIRO's vegetable education program for Australian primary schools.

Data Mosaic software for exploration and mining

Data Mosaic is an advanced software solution which gives the exploration or mine geologist the ability to rapidly and accurately turn numerical drill hole data into useful geological information.

Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator (ACCESS)

ACCESS is a family of related models, configured for specific applications, to meet operational and research needs from weather forecasting to climate projections.

A diagram displaying the linkages between the elements of port logistics and transportation

Optimisation Team

The optimisation team carries out fundamental and applied research that addresses grand challenges faced by our society in environmental and societal resilience, future energy systems, logistics, and supply chains.

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