In-Situ Laboratory project
February 16, 2021
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.
bioDICE
July 4, 2019
Feasibility study into dispatchable, cost effective power from forest and mill waste using the direct injection carbon engine.
Solar Energy Systems Group
February 15, 2016
Making solar a reliable, stable power source for Australia’s energy future – including solar thermal and photovoltaics.
Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence
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.
Atmospheric Composition and Chemistry Group, CSIRO Climate Science Centre
November 5, 2018
CSIRO’s Atmospheric Composition and Chemistry (ACC) group brings together capability in the observation of trace gases, particulate matter and chemical processes of the atmosphere, and the transport and chemical modelling required to interpret these data.
GutHealthCo
April 16, 2018
Good health begins in the gut. Simple, accurate and affordable diagnosis of leaky gut syndrome.
Carbon steel materials
November 5, 2021
The CSIRO Carbon Steel Materials Group has over 20 years of experience working with the iron ore industry in Australia and around the world. The Group has world-class capability in ore characterisation, beneficiation, sintering, pelletising, and blast furnace burden evaluation, and offers a comprehensive range of evaluation techniques based on the latest research.
Data Clearing House
September 14, 2023
A cloud-based digital platform for housing, managing and extracting valuable insights from smart building data.
Mixed cover crops for sustainable farming
December 16, 2019
Crop intensive farming systems can be prone to deplete soil carbon levels, often requiring increased inputs to maintain or increase yield without necessarily improving profitability. Mixed species cover cropping offers a new approach in the Australian context.