Data-Driven Food Product Development and Nutritional Optimisation of Freeze-Dried Meals
Location:
Launceston, Tas
This project will strengthen Campers Pantry’s R&D through data-driven meal development, reducing costs, unnecessary sampling and time to market. Nutritional optimisation will improve existing products and support innovation, efficiency, growth and opportunities in the Australian Defence sector.
Waste Heat Recovery, Process Optimisation and Carbon Footprint Assessment for a Tyre-to-Hydrogen Pilot Plant
Location:
Geelong, VIC
This project will improve the efficiency and sustainability of CERG’s tyre-to-hydrogen technology through process optimisation, waste heat recovery and carbon assessment. Collaboration with a university research group specialising in pyrolysis or thermochemical waste treatment will support commercialisation, future plant scale-up and potential CRC-P funding opportunities in 2027.
Intelligent Systems Integration and Automation for Remote Industrial Applications
Location:
Perth, WA
This project aims to investigate innovative systems engineering approaches that support the development, integration and deployment of advanced robotic, sensing and automated technologies in remote and demanding environments
Advanced Communications and Network Optimisation for Remote and Autonomous Systems
Location:
Perth, WA
Reliable communications are essential for the safe and effective operation of remote monitoring, autonomous systems and industrial technologies. This project aims to investigate innovative networking solutions that improve connectivity, resilience, security and performance in challenging operating environments, supporting the next generation of remote and automated operations.
Injectable Conductive Hydrogels for Minimally Invasive Nerve Stimulation Implants
Location:
Remote
Help develop an injectable, electrically conductive hydrogel that could allow tiny battery-free implants to stimulate peripheral nerves and relieve chronic pain, without leads or bulky hardware. The formulation and testing work will directly shape a new class of minimally invasive neuromodulation therapy.