The NEAR energy data assets program from CSIRO, AEMO and the Department of the Environment and Energy will provide an important resource for energy researchers.

Archer Exploration Limited has hired a pioneering quantum physicist to lead the company’s quantum technology business.

Cognitive scientist and founder of Open Science platform Frankl Dr Jon Brock chats about the startup’s successes and why science needs more data sharing.

Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, is investing $35M in frontier research in Space Technology and Artificial Intelligence.

ANSTO has formally launched the nandin Deep Technology Incubator to enable the best and the brightest minds to come together to foster innovation.

Australia is well-placed to become a global cyber security leader and cyber security revenue is set to triple, according to AustCyber.

Industry Minister, the Hon Karen Andrews, MP formally launched the 5th Careers with STEM: Code magazine on 2 November.

A tech-driven pest monitoring start-up run by three CSIRO scientists is tackling Australia’s biggest biosecurity barrier to trade: the fruit fly.

Data61 blockchain researcher Dr Mark Staples shares his insights into how blockchain can support large-scale research.

An agtech startup is harnessing data from remote sensing to optimise farming practices and improve food security.

A CSIRO app will survey Australians about their energy use in order to gain a better understanding of the way we consume, generate and interact with energy.

Research trials begin for assistive technology to improve Parkinson’s health outcomes.

Australian STEM research corporations will benefit from the Federal Budget.

CRC’s around Australia are delivering real results on the ground.

We are getting so precise with data that new issues are emerging, such as marrying the super-precision of GPS with the planet-shaping forces of continental shift.

Dr Alex Zelinsky, Chief Defence Scientist, tells us about how the defence industry is using technology programs to improve Australia’s national security.

New cyberthreats are constantly emerging, which is why the D2D CRC is helping businesses stay a step ahead of the criminals.

Robots that could clear minefields or recover injured soldiers are potential projects for the newly formed Defence Cooperative Research Centre for Trusted Autonomous Systems.

Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are being used to create social change and inspire better futures.

A team at ANSTO has developed a treatment to repair and strengthen the outer shell of aircrafts.

The 2018 World Congress will be held in Melbourne, Australia from April 20-24th where thousands will gather to discuss current advancements in medicine.

AI is disrupting even non-tech industries with an automation revolution. Experts urge us to focus on the human skills that give us an edge if we want to thrive in the AI future.

Matt Barrie, Chief Executive of Freelancer.com, shares his concerns about the Australian economy.

Drones could soon be saving lives autonomously with UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) tech that can deliver aid and lift people to safety.