TeraGlo has confirmed its commitment to advancing sensing in Space by signing on additional work with the University of Adelaide’s Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing (IPAS), supported by funding from the Defence Trailblazer’s Advanced Innovation Fund. The project will enable the development of a sovereign platform for Quantum Artificial Intelligence based Material Sensing (QAIMS) based on Novel Fluorescence (NF).
Cleard Life Vetting Agency and UNSW Canberra have announced a strategic research partnership aimed at revolutionising the personnel vetting processes through the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The project is supported by funding from Defence Trailblazer’s Accelerating Sovereign Industrial Capabilities (ASIC) program.
The Deputy Premier of South Australia, The Honourable Dr Susan Close MP, together with Defence Trailblazer, is pleased to officially launch Australia’s first suite of credit-ready Combat Systems Engineering Micro-credentials to bolster Australia’s national security capability.
Defence Trailblazer is pleased to announce the launch of a new $2.5 million Defence Industry Growth & Resilience (DIGR) voucher program. DIGR is designed to support the strategic objectives of the Defence Trailblazer program and is exclusively available to our existing Defence Trailblazer industry partners.
Five Australian defence technology ventures – Breaker Industries, Extag, Advent Atum, Ghost Fire Systems and Seitec – are celebrating the successful completion of a Defence Trailblazer advanced commercialisation program to accelerate sovereign defence capabilities.
Under the Trailblazer program, 14 Australian universities and 228 industry partners have co-invested a total of $1.02 billion to build new research capabilities and drive commercialisation outcomes at speed and scale, to accelerate Australia’s innovation agenda.
Defence Trailblazer has updated its Priority Theme Roadmaps, highlighting the capabilities being developed across our programs and charting a path to meeting the Australian Defence Force’s sovereign capability requirements for the future. The development of these Roadmaps has involved engagement with Defence, industry and academic partners, both through one-on-one sessions and collective workshops.
Today we hosted a fantastic group of academics, professional staff, and industry representatives who came together to explore the challenges and opportunities in academic-industry publishing. A special thank you to our incredible guest speakers: Professor Jonathan Morris – Pro Vice Chancellor Research Training and Dean of Graduate Research, UNSW, Trevina Naidoo – Commercialisation Operations Manager, UNSW, Associate Professor Shane Keating – School of Mathematics and Statistics, UNSW and Dr Warren McKenzie – Managing Director, HB11 Energy