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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.

water

July 9, 2021

Information and examples regarding CSIRO’s capabilities in integration research

Close up of the metal organic framework crystals

May 11, 2017

Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) are nano particles for the separation, storage and controlled release of gases and liquids. MOFWORX has been established to commercialise CSIRO’s MOF technology.

A man, older man and a lady.

April 19, 2017

Older Australians harnessing technology to connect, solve problems, and make the world a better place.

Robot and human hand

June 17, 2022

Future Science Platforms (FSPs) are an investment in science that underpins innovation and that has the potential to help reinvent and create new industries for Australia. FSPs will see us grow the capability of new generation of researchers and allow Australia to attract the best students and experts to work with us on future science.

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.

A shy albatross colony

February 12, 2018

Our work on threatened, endangered and protected species represents a diverse portfolio of work, with strong links to researchers from Universities and other agencies.

Plastic granules

July 4, 2021

CSIRO and its partners are working on a three year research collaboration to catalyse innovation in plastic supply chains for greater circularity.

South Australian Medical Research Institute building

January 22, 2020

Delivering innovation to food, health and wellness industries to benefit Australia and the world.