The projects align with the Centre's mission to optimise desalination technology to develop suitable technology for use in rural and regional areas and to reduce desalination’s carbon footprint.
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Leaky rusty water pipes pose million-dollar problem for water authorities
Queensland researcher can predict which pipes are most likely to fail and the most efficient way to schedule repair works.
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Locally developed safe hearing device wins award
HEARing CRC engineers worked with Polaris to integrate the shriek rejection algorithm into the commercial Soundshield platform enabling them to manufacture the device locally and supply it to Australian and overseas markets.
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Lubricate machines with water not oil
Adding natural polymers to water can dramatically improve its lubricating properties.
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Algae.Tec commissions its showcase biofuels facility Shoalhaven One in Nowra
The Algae.Tec facility is positioned to take a carbon dioxide feed from the Manildra Groups manufacturing facility.
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Budget 2012-13: New innovation centre to assist Australian manufacturing
A new $29.8 million Manufacturing Technology Innovation Centre to bring together researchers and manufacturers to drive innovation through new and improved industrial products and processes.
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Huge scope to store water underground say Australian scientists
Water injection looks to be a whole lot more affordable than desalinating sea water. It may be important to filter or cleanse water before injection.
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Australian researchers receive boost with IP reforms
Australian researchers now have clarity around their ability to conduct research without the threat of patent infringement.
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Transparent packaging films with permeation barrier layers enhances the freshness of foods
The transparent packaging film contains a very thin aluminium oxide layer which is less permeable for oxygen and water vapour than conventional film thus extending the freshness and crispness of foods.
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Direct drinking water recycling could prevent floods
The use of a more streamlined process to recycle wastewater could have saved Brisbane from severe flooding in 2011 and mitigated recent flood risks in NSW.
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