space technology

As part of a global industry research project, combustion experts from the University of Sydney’s School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering are one step closer to developing a more efficient and cost-effective access to space platform for satellite launches. As part of the University’s Clean Combustion Group, Associate Professor Matthew Cleary, Associate Professor Ben … Continue reading Sydney Uni joins project to develop rotating detonation engine for satellite launches →

The Australian Space Agency and ACT government have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework of cooperation in the development of space-related industries. Federal industry, science and technology minister Karen Andrews said the agreement outlines key areas where the Agency can work with the ACT government to boost the growth of Australia’s … Continue reading ACT gov signs on with Space Agency to develop space industry →

Boeing and CSIRO have announced 20 new joint space technology research projects for 2019 – the largest research portfolio in the history of their research and development relationship. The projects form part of the current AU$35 million five-year agreement and signal a new direction toward the joint development of space-related technologies. The new agreement includes … Continue reading Boeing and CSIRO announce their largest research partnership →

Western Australia is to host a major space technologies symposium that will bring together internationally recognised academic, industry and defence leaders to explore and shape the long-term vision for space technologies. Four universities – Edith Cowan University, Curtin University, Murdoch University and the University of Western Australia – will co-host the Emerging and Disruptive Technology … Continue reading Western Australia to host space technologies symposium →