CSIRO

The device combines two CSIRO innovations to produce high-quality data about the surrounding environment and its own movements through space.

Debbie Eagles was ACDP’s deputy director and played a pivotal role in CSIRO’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Food insecurity is likely to be affecting Aussies’ health, social and financial wellbeing long term.

The 60-day trip to the Southern Ocean and sea-ice edge focusing on climate change is the longest the Investigator has undertaken since it became operational a decade ago.

Surely, 2023 must be the year of AI. It’s the year we realised AI stopped being in the future and arrived in our here and now.

National AI Centre report identifies 31 potential app domains that can help Australia become a globally competitive AI maker and exporter.

The state-of-the-art robotic float is essential for revealing how much carbon the ocean stores, and how that might change in the future.

Today’s citizens live in a world of effortless digital experiences. They expect information to be easy to find, and for services to meet their specific needs.  And when they do need help – they want it to be available instantly. These expectations have been forged by interactions with banks, retailers, and other ecommerce providers, but they apply to all service providers – including public sector agencies. Public sector leaders are no strangers to meeting citizen’s rising expectations for effective and innovative services, but traditional change methodologies that take years to deliver results no longer satisfy demands for rapid change. At […]

With 2050 only 20 growing seasons away, a CSIRO official says it is important to start thinking about Australia’s food system now.

Before going all-in on artificial intelligence, experts believe government organisations must set the rules of engagement.

The bureaucracy’s reputation around ethics has trended upward, according to the latest Ethical Score Index.

A new joint report maps Australia’s tech industry, with four ‘super-clusters’ in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra.

There are instances in Holmes’ report of public servants giving frank and fearless advice. The tragedy was they were not listened to.

Professor Doug Hilton is the CSIRO’s new chief executive, after 14 years as director of Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research.