project_code,administering_organisation,lead_investigator,grant_summary,current_funding_dollars,official_record_url,chart_label
IC250100011,The University of Sydney,Prof Matthew Cleary,"ARC Training Centre for High-Speed Propulsion, Rocket and Launch Systems. This project aims to create a highly skilled workforce to transform Australia’s capacity to develop, manufacture and maintain high-speed propulsion, rocket and launch systems for the defence and space sectors. By building domestic capacity and reducing reliance on foreign suppliers, this project expects to revolutionise Australia’s strategic approach to defence and space launch systems. Expected outcomes include new intellectual property, innovative future workforce leaders, and a sustainable community of practice across industry and academia. This should provide significant benefits by boosting technical resilience and the sustainability of our defence and space supply chains, driving economic growth, and strengthening national security.",5086484.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100011,IC250100011 — The University of Sydney
IC250100003,Flinders University,A/Prof Liam Brady,"ARC Training Centre for Advancing Archaeology in the Resources Sector. This Centre aims to transform cultural heritage management in the resources sector by advancing the integration of archaeological expertise with mining activities. The Centre will use cutting-edge technologies and mining-specific frameworks to enhance archaeological outcomes in collaboration with Australia’s largest resources companies, Traditional Owners, and cultural heritage consulting firms. Expected outcomes include a new generation of archaeologists and mining leaders skilled in balancing mining impacts, cultural heritage and social responsibility. This project will help facilitate Australia’s critical minerals strategy, safeguard Indigenous cultural heritage, and advance sustainable, culturally-informed resource management.",5086484.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100003,IC250100003 — Flinders University
IC250100027,Queensland University of Technology,Prof Yi-Chin Toh,"ARC Training Centre for Microphysiological System Technology (MiPSET). Urged by recent global policy shifts, this Centre aims to position Australia as a leading authority on microphysiological system (MPS) technology for medical product development. Critically, the Centre expects to build the capacity needed to meet emerging needs of industries across different stages of technology production. Expected outcomes include the design, deployment and translation of new microphysiological systems, and aligned interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral training and upskilling. Contributing to national priorities of medical science and manufacturing, significant benefits of this core initiative include an epicentre for innovation, collaboration and accelerated progress in the multi-billion-dollar non-animal model industry.",5086484.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100027,IC250100027 — Queensland University of Technology
IC250100033,The University of Melbourne,Prof Peter Lee,"ARC Training Centre for Transformative Health Sensing Technologies. This Centre focuses on health sensing technologies (HST), such as wearables and smart implants collecting continuous data from human bodies. It aims to transform HST into trusted, validated, and data-compatible medical-grade devices to provide a measurement-based understanding of individual health. Also, it will train a new generation of entrepreneurial researchers to solve ongoing challenges in the Australian HST industry. HST has a large and increasing global market. With huge potential to transform healthcare as we know it, and extend into all health-related areas such as aged care, sports, defence and workplace safety, it will provide many economic and social benefits to Australia.
 ",5086484.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100033,IC250100033 — The University of Melbourne
IH250100007,The University of New South Wales,Prof Serkan Saydam,"ARC Research Hub for Next Generation Mining Methods. A leap forward in mining practices is essential for the sector to achieve net-zero targets, participate in certified green product markets, and sustainably meet projected 20-40-fold increases in critical minerals demand. This Hub’s coordinated agenda for sector transformation aims to deliver next-generation mining methods (zero-waste, zero-emission, zero-human-entry) for extracting critical minerals and strategic materials. Advanced machinery guided by integrated digital systems will minimise emissions and environmental disturbance and dramatically reduce the volume of mine waste for challenging deposits. National benefits include value-adding exports, competitive advantage in the global low-carbon economy, and improved sector resilience.",5086484.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IH250100007,IH250100007 — The University of New South Wales
IH250100003,University of Technology Sydney,Prof Jie Lu,"ARC Research Hub in Responsible AI for a Sustainable Grain Industry. This hub aims to revolutionise Australia’s grain industry by developing innovative responsible AI (RAI) technologies that drive sustainable growth. Through RAI, sustainable grain practices, biophotonics, and digital carbon management, the hub will address current challenges while generating new knowledge and opportunities. Key outcomes include cutting-edge RAI technologies tailored for grain applications, leading to reduced fertiliser and diesel use, lower carbon emissions, enhanced carbon sequestration, and better climate adaptation. These innovations will transform the grain industry into a thriving, sustainable sector that support international carbon mitigation commitments and positions Australia as a global leader in grain production.",5086484.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IH250100003,IH250100003 — University of Technology Sydney
IC250100025,The University of Queensland,Prof Steven Kenway,"ARC Training Centre for Climate-Resilient Water. The Centre aims to skill people, and organisations to make water supply more climate-resilient to new drought, flood and quality challenges. It uses advanced monitoring, adaptive management, and multi-functional precinct design. Creating new collaborative governance approaches, and wide stakeholder and community support, is key to success. Improved economic and energy security, strengthened decision-making, and greater use of recycling and stormwater are key expected outcomes supported by an industry-engaged process and a legacy Knowledge and Training Bank. A national Design Challenge series for water and energy infrastructure seeks to drive collaborative innovation. Multiple sciences come together to impact strategies, policy and thought.",5086480.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100025,IC250100025 — The University of Queensland
IH250100009,Monash University,A/Prof Chao Chen,"ARC Research Hub in Cyber-Farming for Sustainable and Resilient Agriculture. The Hub aims to transform Australian agriculture by pioneering cutting technologies across the agricultural production lifecycle to add values to agriculture and achieve sustainability and resilience. Aligned with the 2030 Agricultural Roadmap and National Robotics Strategy, the Hub increases yields and efficiency, improves quality and consistency, and enhances decision making through innovation and adoption of technologies in robotics, AI, Internet of soils and plants, and data-driven automation. With effective engagements in science, engineering, and all critical stakeholders, this Hub addresses pressing challenges, invigorates the economy and communities, and ensures sustainable agriculture development in Australia and the world.
",5033809.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IH250100009,IH250100009 — Monash University
IC250100068,Monash University,Prof Gil Garnier,"ARC Training Centre in Sustainable Materials and Responsible Technologies for Packaging (SMaRT-Pack). We seek to unite a group of researchers and organisations (industry, academia, government and NGOs) with a common goal of developing clearer standards around sustainable technologies and a more representative, environmentally responsible policy framework for packaging. This will encompass not only new materials, manufacturing and recycling methods, but also standards, measurement methods and policy insight concerning the recyclability and degradation of current and future
packaging materials. We seek to understand authentically the role that different aspects of packaging materials and their life cycle have in both intended waste / recycling streams and within the broader terrestrial and marine environment.",4989945.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100068,IC250100068 — Monash University
IC250100004,Monash University,Prof Philip Chan,"ARC Training Centre in Sustainable and Green Economy Manufacturing. This project aims to train the next generation of scientists to be experts in advanced sustainable and green catalysis technology. This project expects to deliver highly skilled industry-ready, entrepreneurial workers that can bring advanced catalysis chemistry to the sustainable manufacturing, bioactives, and energy sectors. Expected outcomes include providing partners, and the broader manufacturing industry, with new products and novel catalytic processes that are intrinsically safe and benign, with strong export potential, and the ability to respond to market pressures. Significant benefits include increased competitiveness for Australia's manufacturing industry and securing internal supply chains that reduce impact on the environment.",4921065.0,https://dataportal.arc.gov.au/NCGP/Web/Grant/Grant/IC250100004,IC250100004 — Monash University