NSSN Co-Director Professor Benjamin Eggleton was awarded Academic of the Year at the 2022 Australian Defence Industry Awards at a glittering ceremony in Canberra on 15 September.

The NSSN was delighted to host the first event in a new series aimed at shining a spotlight on women in sensing at Macquarie University on 12 September.

The NSSN hosted the latest in its Sensing Industry Connect series at Western Sydney University on 6 September.

This month we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new event series, Women in Sensing. The first event in the series will take place on 12 September at Macquarie University with the theme of The Rise of FemTech.

A workshop hosted by the NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) has convened leaders from across NSW universities, industry and government to co-design innovative sensing solutions to flooding.

The NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) is thrilled to announce a new event series focused on showcasing women-led research and innovations from across the network.

We are hiring a Media & PR Officer to lead our communications program and to shout to the world about the great work we do!

We have an opportunity for a MedTech Theme Leader to join our team. The primary focus of your role will be to foster connections between universities, government, and industry with an aim to establish collaborative projects and secure contract research.

The NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) has brought together universities with government partners to unlock new insights into NSW water data using innovative approaches.

Hosted by the NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN), Investment NSW and the University of Sydney, the event showcased the innovation and commercialisation pathways that arise when industry and government collaborate with universities.

The State of the Environment Report 2021 paints a grim picture of the condition of Australia’s environment. Despite the grim findings, the report notes: "Immediate action with innovative management and collaboration can turn things around."

AirSeed Technologies is working with Western Sydney University and the Australian Institute of Botanical Science on a half a million-dollar research project which involves native seed pods being spread across targeted Garden sites using drones.