The NSW Quantum Computing Commercialisation Fund (QCCF) has opened for applications. This $7 million, single round, competitive technology development and commercialisation program is focused on quantum computing and funded by the NSW Government through its Future Economy Fund’s Commercialisation Pathways…
The government of New South Wales has announced an investment of $15.2 million in its space, manufacturing and defence research network. Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology Alister Henskens said this year’s funding plus a 3- year extension for the…
SIAA, in partnership with the Australian Space Agency, NSW Government and BE Sydney, will host the 2025 International Astronautical Congress, IAC2025, in Sydney. The IAC was last held in Australian in 2017 when the announcement was made that Australian would…
The New South Wales government will deliver the single largest investment in scientific research, innovation and technological development in the state’s history, investing $832.7 million over four years under the 2022-23 NSW Budget. Beneficiaries will include the State's burgeoning defence and…
The Office of the New South Wales Chief Scientist and Engineer has released ‘Shaping the future of NSW in Science and Technology: 20-year R&D Roadmap’. The NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer, Hugh Durrant-Whyte, said the Roadmap identifies four technology themes:…
The NSW government has opened the National Space Industry Hub in Eveleigh, Sydney. The hub forms part of Sydney’s Tech Central Precinct and offers office space, resources, mentoring and connections for emerging space ventures. It is delivered on behalf…