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  • First steps towards a new vaccine for childhood ear infections
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    Researchers at the University of Adelaide supported by the National Industry PhD program, have embarked on an innovative project aimed at developing a vaccine to combat painful ear infections in children.

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  • Funding for manufacturing growth, the missing element – Trent Bagnall
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    Recent commentary from Managing Partner of Melt Ventures Trent Bagnall, has identified the need for continued and increased investment in the manufacturing sector to ensure capabilities and jobs remain onshore.

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  • Australians urge business to back science
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    The latest 3M State of Science Index reveals a resounding call for unity in support of science. It found a staggering 9 in 10 Australians want increased advocacy and defence of science.

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  • SPEE3D successfully 3D prints for US Marines Corps
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    SPEE3D a Melbourne-based cold spray additive manufacturing machinery manufacturer has showcased its groundbreaking capabilities during the Annual US Marines Corps Integrated Training Exercise 4-23 (ITX).

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  • Spinout ambitions for RMIT’s renewable refinery tech
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    Driving force in catalytic renewables refineries, renowned researcher Professor Tianyi Ma, is eyeing the practical application of his team's groundbreaking innovations in hydrogen production and carbon dioxide conversion.

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  • Fighting microplastics one beach at a time
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    The Australian Research Council Research Hub for Future Fibres is bringing industry and universities together to tackle microplastic shredding. The Hub is increasing awareness and promoting changes to combat the global microplastics crisis.

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  • ANU to boost Australia's nuclear and biosecurity expertise
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    Close to $10 million in Australian Research Council (ARC) funding will support The Australian National University to bolster capabilities in plant biosecurity and nuclear and radiation science.

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  • Cicada Innovations to launch new incubator at Westmead Health & Innovation District
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    Deep tech incubator Cicada Innovations will manage a new health-focused incubator supporting pre-revenue health-tech startups in bridging the gap between research and commercialisation.

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  • Recycled roads pave the way to a sustainable future
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    Australians generate 2.6 million tonnes of plastic waste every year, with landfill space expected to reach capacity by 2025. A RMIT University led project is setting out to solve this by incorporating plastics, including soft plastics, into asphalt.

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  • Trailblazing new energy sources to sustain lunar spacecraft
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    A partnership between Trailblazer iLAuNCH and Adelaide-based clean energy technology firm entX is set to revolutionise the landscape of sustainable energy solutions that will power future space missions.

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