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This project will validate the name and DNA profile of the grapevine varieties in Australia’s two largest germplasm collections, …

Grapevine planting material represents a major investment and critical production asset for the Australian wine industry, but the genetic diversity that is present in Australia is poorly understood. Furthermore, while grapevine cultivars can be unequivocally typed by ampelography and/or genetic tests, clonal identification solely relies on the tracing of supply records to the point of origin. Such records are not always available or reliable, particularly for older accessions. Whole genome sequencing (WGS) provides the most highly detailed methodology for defining grapevine cultivars and more importantly, clones of those cultivars.

This project is focused on developing a common framework for greenhouse gas accounting of Australian agricultural activities at the sector level.

Opportunity for

 

SMEs working on innovative technology or solutions in the agriculture and food industry in Western Australia and seeking to explore the way in which R&D collaboration can advance an innovative project or idea.

Opportunity for

• Australian start-ups and small businesses who would like to pursue a research and development (R&D) project, utilising CSIRO researchers and capabilities.

Two of the world’s most highly regarded research bodies, ANU and CSIRO, are offering up their elite researchers and state-of-the-art facilities at a new innovation hub to support emerging products and businesses in the agriculture food space.

CSIRO underpins all its activities under the mantra of, ‘we solve the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology’. Two of its most transformational programs – ON Prime and ON Accelerate – embody this mantra by leading researchers out of the lab, and helping startups prepare to hit the market.

CSIRO is searching for the next cohort of researchers ready to build the confidence and skills to undertake customer discovery and market validation activities that can take their research further. Here, four ON Prime alumni explain how CSIRO’s pre-accelerator delivers all that – and much more. 

FutureFeed was established by CSIRO in 2020 to commercialise this world-changing discovery.

A number of fisheries in Australia are characterised as being 'small scale', 'data ' and/or 'capacity' limited (hereafter small …

Main Sequence Ventures aims to help Australia’s most ambitious deep tech founders build the industrial giants of tomorrow. Our …

Impact Innovation is a specialist innovation and technology commercialisation consultancy with extensive experience supporting innovation and commercialisation initiatives within the …

Opportunity for

• Researchers,
• Innovators; and
• Inventors developing ideas that could become globally significant companies.

^This opportunity is only for professional and sophisticated investors.

CSIRO’s latest invention, TranspiratiONal, a spray-on polymer membrane will help farmers increase crop yield and save water, but with fewer inputs and less environmental impact.

 

Farmers across the world have used plastic mulch films to intensify crop production since the 1960s. Applying a thin plastic film to rows of crops has proven short-term benefits, boosting yields by moderating soil temperature, maintaining soil moisture and reducing weed competition. TranspiratiONal, a Sprayable Biodegradable Polymer Membrane (SBPM) technology is CSIRO’s response to this global challenge.

Opportunity for

• To partner with FutureFeed to grow and manufacture Asparagopsis for feeding to ruminant animals to reduce methane emissions.

AI-driven data-processing software from CSIRO has made hyperspectral imaging a viable commercial tool, and is seeking partners with data and domain expertise to fine-tune its algorithms.  

Mudgeten PTY LTD T/A The Gourmet Entertainer (branded as t3ge) founded and operated by Teresa McLuckie.

Eratos has created the data fabric that sits between the physical world's data, and the people and applications that make sense of it. Our purpose is to change the world by understanding it. We work across a number of agrifood sectors, regularly in collaboration with CSIRO, RDCs and universities, to help operationalise and commercialise research into products (data/models/applications) that are plug-in-play useable by farmers, government and industry.

Laava delivers the The Global Mark of Trust (TM) with our revolutionary Smart Fingerprint technology. We help brands authenticate their products and services, securely connect with customers, prove their claims and engage deeply.

Feeding the world in 2050 is a colossal challenge which we face today. Main Sequence Ventures, co-founded by CSIRO, is actively seeking solutions from researchers, innovators, and inventors developing ground-breaking ideas that could become globally significant companies