Marking fifteen years of working with a diverse and talented partner group, DMTC has released a video highlighting the successful innovation outcomes achieved through its enduring partnership with one of its partners, Melbourne-based Sutton Tools. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on July 4th, 2023 Tagged: collaboration, defence technology, DMTC, industry, industry 4.0, innovationThe achievements of individuals and teams across DMTC’s broad portfolio of programs have been recognised at the DMTC 2023 Annual Conference. Awards for Excellence were announced in seven categories. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on April 18th, 2023 Tagged: collaboration, Countermeasures, DMTC, Health Security, industry, industry 4.0, innovation, studentsWith support from Defence’s Next Generation Technologies Fund, the Medical Countermeasures (MCM) Program led by Health Security Systems Australia (HSSA) is currently seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) for collaborative project proposals focused on priority themes including: anti-infective therapeutics, including against antimicrobial resistance; vaccine products or platform technologies for infectious disease threats; and medical countermeasures against chemical threats. (more…)
Posted by Harry Baxter on June 14th, 2022 Tagged: collaboration, Countermeasures, DMTC, DST, industry
Through our Industry Capability Development platform, DMTC proudly facilitates a number of meaningful internship opportunities. Recently, DMTC’s Smart Enough™ Factory (SEF) program has hosted several undergraduate interns, with a view to expanding this number to approximately 34 interns in Victoria alone by 2026. Even more interns are set to join the program as SEF expands from Victoria to New South Wales and other jurisdictions. One recent intern, Dylan Jarvis (an undergraduate student at Swinburne University of Technology), was kind enough to speak to DMTC about his internship experience and how DMTC’s support has impacted his career trajectory. (more…)
Posted by Patrick Crosling on April 14th, 2022 Tagged: Education, industry, industry 4.0, smart enough factory, students, technology