Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australian Government - CSIRO

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is a national scientific research institution in Australia.

CSIRO is committed to solving major challenges through innovative science and technology. Its research areas are broad and cover many disciplines. The organization has a significant influence in Australia and globally, playing a key role in the following aspects:

• Scientific research and innovation: CSIRO conducts cutting-edge scientific research to promote technological progress and innovation in various fields.

• Technology application and commercialization: Apply research results to practice, provide information for policy making, and help the development of new industries and the upgrading of existing industries.

Collaboration and partnership: Work with industry, government and other institutions to jointly address various challenges.
Talent cultivation and development: With many professional talents, we are committed to scientific research and innovation.

• CSIRO has many important research results and inventions, such as Fast WiFi, Aerogard, the worlds first Hendra vaccine, plastic banknotes, etc.

For example, CSIRO recently released a survey on Australians attitudes towards renewable energy transition; its National Artificial Intelligence Center released the "2023 Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem Report", which emphasized the key artificial intelligence fields and related patents that Australian innovators should be involved in. In addition, CSIRO scientists have also captured rare handfish with deep-sea cameras in the Bass Strait; and a joint team with the University of Sydney detected a celestial body suspected to be a neutron star with a particularly slow rotation speed.