Queensland manufacturers get R&D boost from CSIRO

Manufacturing innovation in Queensland is set for a significant boost with CSIRO rolling out a free training program for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The eight-week “Innovate to Grow: Queensland” program is designed to transform bright ideas into research-ready projects, with a special focus on regional businesses. The program, part of the Queensland Government’s Regional… The post Queensland manufacturers get R&D boost from CSIRO appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.

Innovate to Grow Queensland a free R&D training program

timberbiz.com.au - 18/Feb 23:44

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timberbiz.com.au - 10/Feb 00:26

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nst.com.my - 10/Feb 18:32

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newsday.co.tt - 20/Feb 06:05

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newsday.co.tt - 13/Feb 04:58

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