High achievers in Defence science recognised
The team behind an enhanced Australian-made shipbuilding steel has won the inaugural Defence Science and Technology Enterprise Collaboration award.
The award was presented at the Australian Defence Science, Technology and Research (ADSTAR) summit as part of the inaugural More, together awards for excellence.
These prestigious awards celebrate the outstanding achievements of organisations, teams and individuals who consistently collaborate, innovate and contribute to enhancing science-and-technology (S&T) outcomes for Defence.
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Defence Science and Technology Enterprise Collaboration award
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The Defence Science and Technology Enterprise Collaboration award was presented to a collaboration between industry partner BlueScope Steel and research partners the University of Wollongong and Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), co-ordinated through DMTC,produce an enhanced Australian-made shipbuilding steel. |
The Defence Science and Technology Enterprise Collaboration award was presented to a collaboration between industry partner BlueScope Steel and research partners the University of Wollongong and Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), co-ordinated through DMTC,produce an enhanced Australian-made shipbuilding steel. |
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The Defence Science and Technology Enterprise Collaboration award was presented to a collaboration between industry partner BlueScope Steel and research partners the University of Wollongong and Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), co-ordinated through DMTC,produce an enhanced Australian-made shipbuilding steel. |
The Defence Science and Technology Enterprise Collaboration award was presented to a collaboration between industry partner BlueScope Steel and research partners the University of Wollongong and Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), co-ordinated through DMTC,produce an enhanced Australian-made shipbuilding steel. |
Runner up
The runner-up for the enterprise collaboration award was DMTC for its National Medical Countermeasures Initiative.
Brilliant People, Collaborative Culture Leadership award
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Professor Sarah Zhang of Western Sydney University was a joint winner of the Brilliant People, Collaborative Culture Leadership award. |
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Ms Maree Mahoney from Defence was a joint winner of the Brilliant People, Collaborative Culture Leadership award.
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Ms Maree Mahoney from Defence, pictured here with Dr David Kershaw, was a joint winner of the Brilliant People, Collaborative Culture Leadership award. |
Outstanding Research Infrastructure, Powering Innovation award
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The Outstanding Research Infrastructure, Powering Innovation award for 2022 was won by the Victorian Common User Facility team of Lockheed Martin Australia and the Victorian Government. |
The Outstanding Research Infrastructure, Powering Innovation award for 2022 was won by the Victorian Common User Facility team of Lockheed Martin Australia and the Victorian Government. |
