Outstanding Australian innovators have been recognised at the ATSE Awards Gala Dinner for breakthroughs spanning clean energy, precision timing, cancer research, advanced materials, Indigenous education and resilient data systems.
Weaving Traditional Knowledge with western science for a new approach to pain relief, tapping into green energy using recycling byproducts, and a revolutionary new approach to sustainability for the beef and lamb industry, are all being celebrated at the ATSE Annual national Awards tonight.
Dr Jim Aylward, winner of the 2018 Clunies Ross Award for Innovation, is the inventor of Picato, a skin cancer drug developed from a common weed that has treated more than one million patients.
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