We have a well-established track record of achieving positive impact for society through partnerships. Explore some of the ways we have worked with organisations to discover new knowledge, drive sustainable solutions through innovation, start new companies and create new industries and jobs, and provide students with valuable industry experiences and career pathways.
When we work together, we are more than the sum of our parts. Explore how companies, schools, community organisations, startups and government have partnered with us to develop solutions for their specific needs and goals.
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Precision laser technology for quantum physicists
MOGLabs, founded by University of Melbourne researchers, provides high-performance laser technology to quantum researchers. Case study
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Transforming pre-fabricated housing for the better
In collaboration with industry and universities across Asia-Pacific, researchers at the University of Melbourne are transforming pre-fabricated housing and providing a holistic solution to the housing crisis. Case study
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Designing a renewables-based electricity network
Researchers at the University of Melbourne are collaborating with AusNet Services, Mondo Power and the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) to develop a blueprint for an electricity network that supports local, low-carbon technologies. Trials for a key aspect of the project are underway, with early results looking promising. Case study
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Building and diversifying technology talent for the future
The next generation of highly skilled technology talent is in the making thanks to a major partnership between Telstra and the University of Melbourne. Case study
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A collaborative network preparing for the next big thing in dementia treatment
A collaborative network of 17 Australian research organisations is working to prepare for the rollout of anticipated research and clinical initiatives as the global dementia community is poised for a step change to tackle one of the leading causes of death in Australia. Case study
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Improving quality of life through biomechanics, surgery and industry collaboration
Melbourne-based start-up MAXONIQ has developed a break-through, 3D-printed jaw for debilitating end-stage bone and joint conditions, improving the lives of patients worldwide. Case study
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Deterring possum browsing with a repellent spray
Yates Possum Repellent Spray deters possums from eating garden plants. It was developed by Yates Australia using University of Melbourne research. Case study
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Brain implants to predict and prevent seizures
A Carbon Cybernetics implant that stimulates and records information from single brain cells is being developed to help manage epilepsy. Case study
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