GSTDF strategic element round two — recipients
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Applicant
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Institution
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Partner Countries
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Proposal Title
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Grant Amount
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Dr Emily Reynolds
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Rux Energy Pty Ltd
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Singapore
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AI optimisation of Advanced Nanoporous Hydrogen Storage Materials Manufacturing to deliver Low-Cost Renewable Hydrogen Export to Singapore.
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$857,000
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Dr Hien Duong
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The University of Sydney
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Vietnam
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Advanced Biologics for Sustainable Aquaculture.
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$1,000,000
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Prof Benjamin Thierry
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University of South Australia
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Japan
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Manufacturing Process of a First-in-Class Theranostic Agent for Precision Cancer Radiotherapy.
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$497,075
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Dr Raghu Chandra Nagur Cherukuru
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CSIRO
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Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore
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AI-driven coastal ocean water quality forecasting for sustainable development.
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$950,000
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Dr Hazer Inaltekin
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Macquarie University
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Republic of Korea |
Brain-in-Space: A Machine Learning Framework for Self-Organizing Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Networks.
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$592,645
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A/Prof Ke Wang
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RMIT University
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Japan, Vietnam
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Collaborative Robotics for Advanced Manufacturing Factories.
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$708,205
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A/Prof James Bullock
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The University of Melbourne
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Japan
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Manufacturing Physical AI Sensor Networks via Printed Nanomaterials.
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$549,445
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Prof Tat-Jun Chin
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The University of Adelaide
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Japan
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AI-based Positioning Technology for Lunar Exploration.
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$509,555
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Dr Liam Hall
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CSIRO
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Japan
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Quantum-Grade Nanodiamonds for Widescale Quantum Technology Deployment.
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$496,902
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Round 1 outcomes can be viewed at the following link: Round 1 outcomes
