#Awards

CSIRO Medals 2002 – Research achievement – Ultrafast Integrated Circuit Team

John Archer and the Ultrafast Integrated Circuits Team (CSIRO ICT Centre). For the development of advanced millimeter-wave Indium Phosphide Integrated […]

CSIRO Medals 2002 – Research achievement – Fowl Adenovirus Chicken Interferon Gamma Team

John Lowenthal, Mike Johnson and colleagues (CSIRO Livestock Industries). For the development and commercialisation of a new health product for […]

Terry Turney and colleague in laboratory

CSIRO Medals 2002 – Research achievement – Nanocomposites Team

Terry Turney and the Nanocomposites Team (CSIRO Materials Science). For leading Australian manufacturing industry into the nanotechnology age.

CSIRO Medals 2002 – Chairman’s Medal – Seabed Ore Systems Team

Ray Binns and colleagues (CSIRO Exploration and Mining). For their world leadership in the discovery and scientific investigation of active ore-forming systems on the ocean floor of the southwest Pacific.

Frog Killer (2001)

Scientists around the world are joining forces to combat a deadly frog disease. Frogs around the world are dying. Many […]

CSIRO Medals 2000 – Research achievement – Amphibian disease team

Lee Berger (CSIRO Animal Health). For solving one of the world’s most urgent and puzzling environmental problems – the reason […]

Axcess Australia Low Emission concept car on display.

CSIRO Medals 2000 – Chairman’s Medal – The Low Emission Vehicle Team

David Lamb, Howard Lovatt and colleagues (ICT Centre, CSIRO Telecommunications and Industrial Physics; Marine and Atmospheric Research; Energy Technology; Mathematical and Information Sciences; Molecular Science). For the development of complete power-trains for two low-emission car projects.

Dr Malcolm Frost and technician with lab scale furnace.

CSIRO Medals 2000 – Research achievement – Magmetal project team

The Magmetal Project Team. For the development and commercialisation of the Australian Magnesium Process.

Two men working in a darkened room at computer workstations

CSIRO Medals 2000 – Research achievement – Dr Terry Percival, Mr Graham Daniels and Professor David Skellern

CSIRO’s wireless invention lies at the heart of what is now the most popular way to connect computers without wires. The invention came out of CSIRO’s pioneering work in radioastronomy.

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