An update and video has been provided to help explain the Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE) program, for which SMaRT Director Prof Veena leads the recycling stream

On 29 May 2024, various innovative recycling and manufacturing technologies developed by the UNSW SMaRT Centre will feature at the UNSW Future Climate & Clean Energy Expo

A Netherlands university magazine has published an opinion editorial (op ed) article by Prof Veena about the need to recover valuable materials from wastes for future manufacturing (and sovereign) needs

On 15 May, Prof Veena will speak at an event about successfully commercialising scientific researc

An important new partner has joined the ARC Research Hub for Microrecycling of Battery and Consumer Wastes

The unique collaboration between UNSW SMaRT Centre and partners has advanced SMaRT's Green Ceramics MICROfactorie^TM Technology into a commercial reality

Assistant Minister for Education, Senator Anthony Chisholm has lauded the work of the UNSW SMaRT Centre as part of the new Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE) research commercialisation program

The Trailblazer for Recycling and Clean Energy (TRaCE) Inaugural Showcase will highlight the achievements of the program in its first year including a number of technologies developed by the UNSW SMaRT Centre

Australian Manufacturing News has interviewed UNSW SMaRT Centre Director Prof Veena about SMaRT's recycling innovations and its vision for the future of recycling, manufacturing and waste transformation

Cosmos magazine has produced a feature story on the commercialisation efforts underway on the NSW South Coast using UNSW SMaRT Centre's patented Green Ceramics MICROfactorie^TM Technology 

The UNSW SMaRT Centre has been operating a demonstration battery recycling MICROfactorie^TM at the 2023 ecologiQ Greener Infrastructure Conference in Melbourne

Acclaimed singer and songwriter Paul Kelly has given the thumbs up to a guitar made by the UNSW SMaRT Centre from recycled wastes

UNSW SMaRT Centre Director, Professor Veena, features in the new Wonderful Waste documentary series by design media company Never Too Small

The Australian Manufacturing Technology Magazine has published an article by Prof Veena about how the world has a waste challenge, and none bigger than that posed by plastics, but solutions are coming to hand

The UNSW SMaRT Centre worked with its green ceramics MICROfactorie^TM commercial partner to design and develop tiles for the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre made from old street banners

The Australian Institute of Energy has interviewed Prof Veena for its EnergyNews magazine about recovering critical materials from waste to drive Australia’s energy transition