Issue 29, July 2002
In this issue: Headlines
Projects Events The Last Word
Australian technology
leads the way: digital power for the next generation
Supercapacitor technology enables smaller and thinner electronic devices.
The Australian developer of this technology is leading the world in new digital power
sources for the next generation of mobile devices.
Why is it so
difficult to develop great ideas and inventions in Australia?
Lessons and observations from Dr Jim Fox's presentation at the 2002 Innovation Lecture.
Clustering to
create wealth in the information and communications technology industries
SMEs struggle for venture capital and access to high-priced infrastructure, and
better-paid positions lure some of the industry's best and brightest overseas.
Working together through clustering may be part of the answer.
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Towards a City
of Cities
The first part of the executive summary of the summary report from the Sustainable
Transport in Sustainable Cities project. The report was presented to the NSW
Government on 4 July 2002.
An action
plan for government and the community
The second part of the executive summary of the summary report from the Sustainable
Transport in Sustainable Cities project.
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September 2002
Industrial Automation - half day forum
October 2002
Sustainable Transport in Sustainable Cities: the Complete Story. A one-day seminar
in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane
Book launch: The Chronicle of Our Success. Celebrating 20 years of
change at The Warren Centre
April 2003
Building on Success. A day of events for students, academics and leaders of
business and government celebrating successful Australian innovation.
Contact: Fiona Hearne, telephone (02) 9351 7205, fax (02) 9351 2012, email fionah@eng.usyd.edu.au
Medical Device Network (AusBiotech Ltd) Events:
31 July 2002
Lecture on Latest Developments in Prototyping Medical Devices by Neil Wilson,
Romar Engineering
6 pm at the Darlington Centre at The Univeristy of Sydney
18-20 August 2002
AusBiotech Annual Conference
Melbourne Convention Centre
September 2002
Lecture on Big Corporate/Innovator Interactions.
Hearing Laboratory Building, Greville Street, Chatswood
Contact: Fiona Corrie, AusBiotech, telephone (03)
9208 4318, email fcorrie@ausbiotech.org
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