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Research commercialisation

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Report

Boosting Australia’s innovation


This report presents key insights and strategies for government, research institutes, investors and businesses to revitalise the Australian innovation landscape. With these strategies in mind, the report proposes four broad recommendations requiring coordinated action from all stakeholders in the innovation ecosystem.
Report

The future of our universities


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Working paper

Vaccine development as a public service: public service logic in the development of the Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19


This paper examines the development of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine during the COVID-19 pandemic as an ideal example of an effective public-private partnership, and groundbreaking innovation in drug development.
Evaluation

Evaluation of the Access to World Leading Astronomy Infrastructure (AWLAI) program


A mid-term evaluation of the Access to World Leading Astronomy Infrastructure (AWLAI) program which created a strategic partnership with the European Southern Observatory and transferred the Anglo-Australian Telescope to domestic research. Using desktop review, citation analysis and cost-benefit analysis, the evaluation found that the partnership successfully increased facility access, international collaboration and scientific output with...
Report

Australian IP report 2024


The 2024 Australian IP report suggests Australian firms were resilient to global economic headwinds last year in generating new intellectual property (IP). The strongest growth among Australian’s IP applicants was in energy equipment such as electric motors, generators, batteries and solar panels.