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Dr Michael Crawford

The CRC for High Performance Soils (Soil CRC) is bringing together scientists, industry and farmers to find practical solutions for Australia’s underperforming soils.  We aim to enable farmers to increase their productivity and profitability by providing them with knowledge and tools to improve the performance of their soils.  The Soil CRC is the biggest collaborative soil research effort in Australia’s history.

Website:
www.soilcrc.com.au
CRC for High Performance Soils
LinkedIn logo Chief Executive Officer 
Your interests

In the first year of the new Soil CRC, we are interested in talking with potential investors and partners who would like to know more about the Soil CRC, what it is doing for Australian farmers, and what it can do for your organisation or business.

Mr Graeme Crook

Our future-focused software solution reduces the complexity of decision making, to help you see beyond.


We work together to enable a CRC to effectively and efficiently manage their research from Day 1 of operation based on the CRC Impact Tool and reporting obligations to all stakeholders.

iMap Systems Pty Ltd
Strategic Account Manager 
Your interests
Our future-focused software solution reduces the complexity of decision making, to help you see beyond. We work together to enable a CRC to effectively and efficiently manage their research from Day 1 of operation based on the CRC Impact Tool and reporti

Dr Peter Cull

ICT International Pty Ltd
Director 
Your interests
ICT International’s unique family of digital sensors and data loggers have been developed to measure key plant and soil parameters for the advancement of plant and soils research, to address physiological limitations, to water availability, climate change, evaluation of plant genetics, breeding programs or fundamental understanding of plant function.

Professor Stuart Cunningham

Queensland University of Technology
Distinguished Professor 
Your interests

The Digital Media Research Centre at QUT is partnering with The Conversation and the CRCA on an ARC Linkage research project that is investigating scholars’ use of amplifier platforms like The Conversation.

We would very much like to discuss your use (or non-use) of amplifier platforms and your research communication activities in an interview during the Collaborate Innovate Conference in Sydney.

Interviews will be at a time convenient to you and should take no longer than 30-40 minutes of your time with myself and Dr. Kim Osman. It would be fantastic if you could indicate your interest through the match-up service and also contact kim.osman@qut.edu.au so Kim can organise a time during the conference.

Please note that this study has been approved by the QUT Human Research Ethics Committee (approval number 1600001122).

Miss Ann Damien Australia

Founded in Indiana in 1963, Cook Medical pioneered many of the medical devices now commonly used to perform minimally invasive medical procedures. Since its inception, Cook has operated as a family-held private corporation, dedicated to a patient first business philosophy. Today, the Cook Group has grown to 60 companies internationally, including Cook Medical Australia.

Cook Medical Australia has been operating in Australia since 1979, and was one of the first businesses to operate from
Brisbane Technology Park. Its state-of-the-art manufacturing and R&D facility now employs more than 600 people. Cook
Medical Australia manufactures endovascular stent grafts for the treatment of aortic aneurysms, and is one of the few sites in the world that custom-makes these products to fit individual patient anatomies. The company also develops and manufactures products used in the IVF process.

Cook Medical’s Australian operations also double as the headquarters for the Asia-Pacific region.

Website:
https://www.cookmedical.com/
Cook Medical
LinkedIn logo New Technology Associate 
Your interests

Interested in new technologies with medical applications.

Interested to partner with local universities and research institutes to co-develop ideas of best fit to Cook.

Ms Clytie Dangar

CRC ORE is a Collaborative Research Centre focused on Optimising Resource Extraction in the Minerals Industry. Working with Mining companies, Mining Engineering, Technology and Services (METS) companies and Research organisations, our pinnacle technology developments are Grade Engineering and the Integrated Extraction Simulator. 
Grade Engineering is an approach focussed on early liberation of ore from waste working towards the ultimate vision of in-situ extraction. IES is a cllaborative multi-year program to build the next generation of metallurgical simulation platform.  
Website:
https://www.crcore.org.au/
CRC ORE
General Manager, Stakeholder Engagement 
Your interests

Effective Stakeholder Engagement.

Promoting long term Industry / Research collaboration

Commercialisation

Cluster development

Communications

Dr Ryan Dawson

IP Australia
Analytics Project Manager 
Your interests

As an employee of IP Australia, I am interested in how the office can facilitate the connection of business and research

Prof Drew Dawson

CQUniversity
Director Appleton Institute 
Your interests
Professor Drew Dawson is the Director of the Appleton Institute based at CQUniversity's Adelaide Campus. Professor Dawson has established one of Australia's leading research and consultancy groups in the area of shift work and labour relations. He has extensive experience in facilitating labour and management discussions around working time arrangements and fatigue risk management. Most recently he has personally led collaborative change teams in the area of food waste behaviour. Between 2010 and 2012 he was the Director of the UniSA Zero Waste research centre and chief investigator on a national industry collaborative grant shaping the South Australian government's social marketing policy around food waste. He was also a member of the Founding Board of OzHarvest SA, Australia's leading food rescue organization. He has also led the award winning ECR program at CQUniversity since 2018, on the back of which he has developed a collaborative MCR program with SCU and USQ.

Dr Phil Dooley

Phil Up On Science
Director 
Your interests

Create communication content that's more captivating than Katy Perry, the footy or Kandy Krush. Traditional science talks need an overhaul with human faces, interactive engagement and stories of conflict and triumph - and Phil Up On Science can help you make it happen.

Dr Phil Dooley is a science journalist, presenter, videomaker and trainer, who can help you get your research out to your audience in the most effective way. He's worked on YouTube videos that got hundreds of thousands of hits, tweets that saw millions of impressions, press releases that went international, school workshops for thousands of students and science pub nights that had crowds cheering for more.

With the experience to help you succeed in digital media, formal presentations or light-hearted fun, Dr Phil can bring out the best of your CRC. Specialties include EMCR training and custom packages for conferences - see philuponscience.com.au for more details.

Phil has a PhD in laser physics and is national vice-president of Australian Science Communicators. Phil Up On Science partners and clients have included Australian Institute of Physics, Australian Academy of Science, Australian Society for Medical Research, Inspiring Australia, National Science Week, Cosmos Magazine, Nature custom publishing, Geosciences Australia, ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science, ANU Fenner School of Environment and Society, Flinders University, Sustainable Stand Up and more.

Ms Lisa Elliott

Macquarie University
Research Partnerships Manager 
Your interests

Medical Technology, Smart Ageing, Resilience across the life span, Emotional Health, Mental Health, Educational Innovation