Video

A collection of videos from our archives.

Published report of the Port Phillip Bay Environmental Study Team.

CSIRO Medals 1996 – Chairman’s Medal – Prof Graham Harris and the Port Phillip Bay Environmental Study Team

Graham Harris and colleagues (CSIRO Project Office, CSIRO Coal and Energy Technology; Mathematics and Statistics; Oceanography; Fisheries). For their work on the $12M four-year Port Phillip Bay environmental study resulting in a model of the Bay system.

Dave Abel and colleague seated at computer

CSIRO Medals 1996 – Research achievement – Dr Dave Abel and the Interactive Spatial Information Systems

Dave Abel and the Spatial Information Systems Team (CSIRO Information Technology). For their development of interactive Spatial Information Systems SIRO-DBMS: […]

Text of review of CD-ROM product.

CSIRO Medals 1996 – Research achievement – Dr Michael Dallwitz

Michael Dallwitz (CSIRO Entomology). For his development of the DELTA taxonomic computer programs

Sewer surveying unit.

The PIRAT System – New Generation Sewer Inspection (1996)

PIRAT - remote sensing system for sewers.

Peter Hudson and colleague inspect a DNA autoradiogram.

Magic bullets (1996)

CSIRO scientists are working on an antibody to combat cancers and viruses.

Commercial aircraft coming in for landing at airport.

Airscan (1996)

Airscan - automatically detects and tracks aircraft

Dr Nick Stokes and fellow researchers

CSIRO Medals 1995 – Research achievement – Dr Nick Stokes and the Fastflo Team

Nicholas Stokes, Chin-Hsien Li, Xiao-Lin Luo John Mooney, Zili Zhu, Noel Barton (CSIRO Mathematics and Statistics). For their outstanding research […]

Dr Geoffrey Syme

CSIRO Medals 1995 – Research achievement – Dr Geoffrey Syme

Geoffrey Syme (CSIRO Water Resources). For his contributions to the design of methodologies to measure community risk/benefit trade-offs; defining perceived […]

Close up view of micro-pipettes.

CSIRO Medals 1995 – Chairman’s Medal – Dr Keith Murray and the AAHL Team

Keith Murray and colleagues (CSIRO Animal Health). For the discovery of a previously unknown equine morbillivirus: a new disease found in horses which can also affect humans.