Meet the best in the business – Australian companies that have successfully moved their R&D from lab to marketplace.

New online tools are helping young people to take control of their own mental wellbeing.

New light-manipulating nanotechnology may soon be used to make smart contact lenses.

Discovering hidden connections in the mass of scientific data on the web will become easier – thanks to Karin Verspoor.

La Trobe University has launched a free app that can identify autism earlier and more accurately than ever before.

Australian scientists play a major role in the first observation of gravitational waves from colliding black holes.

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

Enhancing artificial intelligence with human intelligence could give new insights into climate change and complex diseases.

A new RMIT-led research project is getting a cash boost from Google to investigate search engine effectiveness.

Success in the space industry means finding ways to solve people’s problems cheaply, finding a niche in the market and a sense of adventure.

The Knowledge Nation 100 highlights the innovators leading Australia’s STEM economy.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull recently announced the creation of a National Innovation and Science Agenda.

The marine economy is boosted by data from an army of robotic floats.

Researchers from UTS have developed a revolutionary material for quantum computing.

Researchers examine the world on an atomic and subatomic level to solve major problems.

New technology that upgrades conventional car sensors into 360-degree radar has been launched in Australia.

The MWA radio telescope project has been awarded a grant to upgrade its performance by a factor of ten.

Award-winning RMIT scientist has the chance to work with international partners to turn flexible electronics into commercial products.

Computer scientist Carolyn McGregor has developed a disruptive technology utilising big data.

Curtin scientists used the GRACE satellites to measure data on water usage in the Nile Basin from 2002 to 2011.

EMU can help scientists to better understand human biology.

A new app developed by University of Adelaide researchers will help grape growers manage their vines.

In the era of ‘big data’ researchers are working with vast amounts of information about our planet.

NASA has a plan for open data – making its research accessible to the world.