CSIRO Alumni news

CSIRO has announced a new leader for its cotton research work at Myall Vale

Rod Jackson, currently the director of the NSW DPI’s adjacent Australian Cotton Research Institute, will be joining CSIRO at the […]

A digital timeline celebrating 150 years since the first issue of the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society

In light of this significant anniversary, RMetS have collated key articles that have been published in Quarterly Journal since its […]

New program brings indigenous scientific knowledge to the classroom

Asia News Today, asianewstoday.com, 01/08/2023 CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and Chevron Australia have today launched a new program, Living […]

Vale Simon Barry

Last week we received the unexpected news that our friend and colleague Simon Barry, Digital Lead Environment, passed away. A […]

Become a UROP Supervisor – help our talented Victorian undergraduate students

Invest in a talented Victorian undergraduate student through our Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP). We are now seeking biomedical, biomedical […]

Vale Bill Denholm: Distinguished CSIRO career as a metallurgist

Dr William (Bill) Thomas Denholm, who died in late May aged 98, had a long and distinguished career as a […]

Apply now for sea time in 2024 onboard southern coastal research vessels

Australian researchers are invited to apply for fully-funded grants offering sea time of up to a maximum of 14 days […]

Researchers, startup founders or SME teams – get ON board

CSIRO’s ON innovation program for researchers has been building entrepreneurial and commercialisation skills of Australian researchers since 2015, and it's back for […]

CSIRO Publishing offer on Double Helix magazine

CSIRO’s science magazine Double Helix is the perfect STEM inspiration for kids aged 8-14. Inside every issue you'll find articles, activities, puzzles, […]