UNSW Powered 100+ Booklet

Various innovative recycling and manufacturing technologies developed by the UNSW SMaRT Centre feature in the newly released UNSW Powered 100+ Booklet (Innovations and Capabilities).

The Booklet outlines some of UNSW's key 100+ innovations across various advanced technology, urban, and health portfolios that create and deliver real world impact.

There is information about the journey from lab to market in relation to a number of technologies developed by the UNSW SMaRT Centre, including the commercialisation of SMaRT's various MICROfactorie^TM technologies.

See or download the Booklet  - SMaRT features on page 27 (see copy below)

Professor Attila Brungs, Vice-Chancellor and President of UNSW Sydney said: "This collection of more than 100 innovations and capabilities showcases just a snapshot of the extraordinary work emerging from UNSW’s world-class research ecosystem. Spanning critical areas such as advanced manufacturing, climate and clean energy, housing and connected communities, and quantum technologies, each innovation represents our commitment to tackling the world’s most pressing challenges in ways that people and communities can benefit, in Australia and across the world.'

SMaRT Director Prof Veena is the Lead of the Recycling stream of the TRaCE prorgram, a $280 million collaboration between the University of New South Wales, the University of Newcastle, industry partners and the Australian Government to support Australia’s transition to net zero by 2050.

One of the first advances under TRaCE in a new partnership between Jamestrong, a regional manufacturer of metal cans for leading Australian and international brands, and the UNSW SMaRT Centre, is the development of a ground-breaking project using SMaRT Green Aluminium technology to revolutionise aluminium manufacturing and recycling in Australia.