Biotechnology

AusIndustry is the Australian Government's business program delivery division in the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research.

The NSW Office for Science and Medical Research works with the scientific, health and medical research communities, the higher education sector and business to promote growth and innovation in science and medical research to achieve better economic, health and environmental outcomes for the people of NSW

Mathematics, statistics and IT research to benefit Australian industry. Applications and tools to enable the development of new services and industries based on electronic content. Technology, tools and expertise to support the growth of e-businesses. Helping Australia take full advantage of the exciting new synergies emerging between biotechnology and IT.

Sustainable development links. A growing number of organizations provide useful information and assistance to corporations and governments tackling the important challenge of sustainable development. The following links are a select list of organizations working with ICC.

If you are an Australian technology developer and your new product has global marketing potential, membership of the Australian Technology Showcase can be of great assistance to you. The ATS exists to promote leading-edge Australian technologies and to support the companies behind them. This means people like you and technologies like yours.

Biotechnology is regarded as one of the keys to Victoria's future prosperity with the potential to generate enormous economic, health and environmental benefits. The State Government supports the development and commercialisation of biotechnology research as part of its drive to establish Victoria as one of the leaders in the new global 'knowledge economy'.

Australian Biotechnology News, is Australia's most comprehensive information service dedicated to the commercialisation of the life sciences and to the convergence of information and biotechnology. Australian Biotechnology News and Biotech Jobs are published by IDG Communications, the Australian subsidiary of International Data Group.