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A moth stuck to a pin with wings spread

Scribbly gum moths

Andy Butler, Phil Butler and Dr Niall Finn standing in front of warehouse factory equipment at Textor’s Tullamarine premises in Victoria.

3D UltraAbsorb Fabric

Autonomous helicopter hovering over rainforest.

Robots to ResQu our rainforests (2014)

3D model of Weevil on computer screen

Insect collections going 3D (2014)

Researchers seated at microscope.

Our lab in Darwin (2014)

Water monitoring equipment being lowered over the side of research boat.

Marine incident response: What we do in an oil spill (2014)

Researcher at work in a bio-containment suit within AAHL

CSIRO Chairman’s Medal 2013 – The Hendra Virus Research Team

Researchers examining brain scans on computer screen.

Understanding Alzheimer’s disease (2013)

Wireless antennae

Chairman’s Medal 2012 – Ngara Backhaul Project Team

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