Key conversations at Science meets Parliament helps small Australian mining and exploration companies engage and work with MPs

Drones are set to revitalize crops, preserve the environment and prevent disasters.

TechConnect connects small to medium-sized businesses with researchers developing innovative technologies on campus.

The Plant Biosecurity CRC has paved the way for a world-class plant biosecurity system based on nationally coordinated, funded and enduring science.

ANSTO is using nuclear science in a bid to understand the causes and rates of soil degradation throughout Asia and the Pacific.

Australia’s productivity is poised on a knife edge as traditional boom areas bust. But four new industries are set to take up the strain.

University discovery ‘BioClay’ helps plants protect themselves from pests without the environmental and human health impacts associated with pesticides.

The CRC for Spatial Information has compiled the best blockchain ideas from PhD students taking part in their 2016 “Solvathon”.

Curtin University collaborators have made a discovery that is set to make food and flowers last longer.

Wine Australia has released a new online tool to help winegrape growers determine the rootstocks that will best suit their vineyard, based on the most recent research.

Horticulture Innovation Australia has opened a new innovation centre with the University of Sydney, bringing together researchers and roboticists to support Australian growers.

With 2016 being the UN International Year of Pulses, the Australian government takes a look at how IP in the development of new grain species has impacted the economy.

Australia and China partner form a new research partnership towards grain biosecurity.

Aussies with a peanut allergy may soon be able to enjoy peanut butter without a reaction thanks to plans to develop a non-allergenic ‘super’ peanut.

Australia calls for leadership and coordination to avoid gaping hole in Australia’s biosecurity.

Farmers have figured out how to grow quinoa to survive harsh Australian conditions, and then make it palatable.

Laura Boykin is using science to help farmers in East Africa fight the devastating effects of whiteflies on cassava crops.

Biochemist and passionate supporter of gender equality in science, Marilyn Anderson, challenges the norm.

CRC CARE has developed new soil monitoring technology to provide farmers with cheaper, more immediate irrigation feedback.

Australia is well positioned to take advantage of opportunities in the economic growth area of biocommodities.

Climate change will have an impact on plant growth and the nutritional value of the food we produce.

Rapid DNA analysis is ensuring early detection of pests posing a significant threat to commercial grapevines.

Advances in farming technology are being credited for an average grain harvest in South Australia despite a devastating fire.

The potential of Australia’s untapped north is compared to America’s west 200 years ago as international and domestic investors meet in Darwin.