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March has been a month of travelling to new places, establishing new networks, using our experience through CEAT to advise others and being proud of the achievements of others. Over the past few years, it’s been a privilege to work with committed colleagues and industry partners as we have built
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Alex Maier is the Marketing and Communications Manager for CEAT. She reflects on her key takeaways from the evokeAG agrifood tech conference. “How do you define sustainable agriculture?” That was the question asked of delegates at the recent evokeAG 2023 conference, and teased out through a number of panel discussions
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Daniel Bronitt is a fourth-year student at the Australian National University, studying Biotechnology and Agricultural Innovation. He told CEAT Innovation News about his experience attending the recent Responsible Innovation (RI) training course delivered by CEAT in partnership with CSIRO and Athena Education. In early February I was fortunate to take
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Angus Dunne (second from left) is a Masters of Science student at the Australian National University, with a focus on Agricultural Innovation. He told CEAT Innovation News about his experience attending the recent evokeAG 2023 agri food tech conference. As a soon to be graduate of the Master of Science
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February may be a short month, but boy, there is quite a bit you can pack into 28 days! For CEAT, the month began with a visit to our Innovation Hub by Senator David Pocock to meet Hub start-up Wildlife Drones. The Senator was taken into one of the labs
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The CEAT team are working with the Vietnam National University of Agriculture (VNUA) as part of a program to help them with their transformation to an innovation culture, and advancing their commercialisation agenda. The Vietnam National University of Agriculture (VNUA), located in Hanoi in the country’s north, aims to be
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When a new scholarship opportunity came through the School newsletter, Michael Wellington noticed it, as did his PhD supervisor. “It’s a pretty boring story really - it was in one of those weekly Fenner School emails that came around, if I remember correctly. We thought, that kind of aligns with
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Last week, I drove from Canberra to Perth in a 12-year-old Fiesta (with my son, who has moved to Perth). The trip gave me lots of time to think. While watching temperate woodlands turn to arid grasslands, I reflected on a recent paper that discussed how research into science and technology
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The summer holiday season has arrived – but for those on the Australian east coast, you’d be forgiven for questioning if summer is actually here. 'The Bureau' (as they were hoping to be called after a rebranding that didn’t quite go to plan) tells us that Christmas Day will be