CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, is Australia's national science agency and one of the largest and most diverse research agencies in the world.
CSIRO undertakes scientific research into practically all aspects of human activity and its interaction with natural and built environments.
This includes our air and water; our diverse landscapes; oceans and climate; agriculture; energy; health; space technologies and exploration; manufacturing; materials science; minerals exploration and processing; information and communication technologies and more.
CSIRO works to make a difference: to enhance national productivity through research and development, to apply its knowledge to the creation of industries, national wealth, a healthy environment and improved living standards.
It does this by bringing together the right people from across multiple science disciplines to work together, explore new horizons, and produce real outcomes.
CSIRO’s success is based upon more than 80 years of excellence in research. Working from sites across the nation and around the globe, our people are focused on providing new ways to improve quality of life and the economic and social performance of industries.
Specialties
Scientific and industrial research, National Research Flagships, Custodian of collections that contribute to national and international knowledge, National Facilities such as the Australian Animal Health Laboratory and Australia Telescope National Facility
New hires at CSIRO
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Senior Marine Scientist
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Plymouth Marine Laboratory, Senior Scientist & NCEO Ocean Carbon Cycle Theme Leader
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Group Communication Advisor
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Swinburne University of Technology, Media Relations Manager
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Group Communications Advisor
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Cancer Council Victoria, Media & Communications
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Communications Advisor
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Department of Environment and Resource Management, Industry Liaison Officer
CSIRO Company Blog
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CSIRO Activity on LinkedIn
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CSIRO has a new System Administrator
Matt Nethery is now System Administrator
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CSIRO Keep an eye out for our new magazine, 'Resourceful', which highlights our research across the minerals and metals sector. The first issue will be released in July 2012.
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CSIRO has a new Marine scientist
Evanthia Vanessa Karpouzli is now Marine scientist
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CSIRO has a new Manager Energy Group
Mary Mulcahy is now Manager Energy Group
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