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Microscopic view of fibre made from carbon nanotubes.

Spinning Carbon Nanotubes (2005)

Researchers at Hydrodec plant

Hydrodec (2004)

Tony Vassallo and Calum Drummond.

CSIRO Medals 2004 – Research achievement – High power super-capacitor team

Ezio Rizzardo and colleague in laboratory.

CSIRO Medals 2003 – Research achievement – Engineered polymers team

Singapore Airlines Boeing 747 taking off from Sydney Airport

Lighter Aeroplanes (2002)

Two men working with the Under surface radar system

Under-surface radar (2002)

Sicor process in operation

Stuck on Sicor (2002)

Dr Tony Miller looks through lens.

Change of view (2001)

Passenger inspecting aircraft window.

A Clear View (2001)

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