Are you a researcher at the University of Sydney working in sensing or sensing-related fields? Join us for an informational networking lunch where you will learn more about the NSSN.
Join us for an informational interactive webinar on the NSSN Grand Challenge Fund 2026.
The 17th ANSHM 2025 Workshop is a premier event in the field of structural health monitoring, bringing together professionals, researchers, and industry experts to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in the industry.
Join us for an informational interactive webinar on the NSSN Grand Challenge Fund 2026.
Are you a researcher at UNSW working in sensing or sensing-related fields? Join us for an informational networking lunch where you will learn more about the NSSN.
The quarterly meeting of the NSSN Ambassadors & Coordinators Group is an opportunity to discuss NSSN activities, share ideas and foster collaborative opportunities.
The NSSN’s Sensing Industry Connect is a networking event aimed at providing manufacturers, designers, developers, deployers or researchers of smart sensing a space to build valuable relationships.
NSSN Natural Hazards & Smart Places Lead Peter Runcie will speak at the world’s biggest and most influential event on urban innovation will be held in Barcelona with 25,000+ attendees from 130+ countries and over 850 cities.
The 4th NSSN Ageing Forum - Ageing in Place with Dignity in a Better-Connected World - will take place at NSW Parliament House on 30 October 2025.
The Melbourne Build 2025 is an annual construction expo and conference with 10,000+ visitors, 450 speakers and 175+ exhibitors. NSSN Natural Hazards & Smart Places Lead Peter Runcie will be attending the event.
Catherine Oates Smith, NSSN’s Human Health Theme Lead, will be attending the TAA MedTech Conference—Australia’s premier event for the medical technology sector. The conference brings together leaders from industry, government, and academia to explore key issues shaping the future of MedTech.
Calling on researchers! The NSSN is organising a Bushfire Research Pitchfest to be held on 17 October.
The NSSN will be hosting an activation at NSW House on Thursday, 16 October. NSW House is a dynamic space where career development meets creative innovation. From 14 to 16 October, hear from creators and innovators across screen, music, digital games and technology – all under one roof.
The next NSSN Women in Sensing event will discuss how we can design infrastructure that is smarter, more sustainable, and more equitable. It will be held at the University of Sydney’s Sydney Knowledge Hub.
Peter Runcie, NSSN Smart Cities and Natural Hazards Theme Lead, will represent the network at the 2025 Regional Connectivity Symposium, hosted by the Connectivity Innovation Network in the Central Coast.
The NSW Smart Sensing Network is a finalist in the Diversity Category at the 2025 National iAwards in Adelaide in August, 2025.
Catherine Oates Smith, NSSN Human Health Theme Lead, will represent NSSN at the upcoming MTAA Parliament House Showcase in Canberra. This prestigious networking event brings together Ministers, MPs, Senators, and industry leaders to explore cutting-edge developments in medical technology and innovation.
AFAC25 Conference & Exhibition is Australasia’s largest and most comprehensive emergency management conference and exhibition. Brought to you by AFAC, Deutsche Messe, the Institution of Fire Engineers (Australia), Women and Firefighting Australasia (WAFA) and the Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience (AIDR).
NSSN’s Peter Runcie will be attending the CIN Stage 1 Project Presentations Day—an opportunity to hear progress updates from three projects at the forefront of connectivity innovation in NSW: Sensing for Disasters Solutions, Power Resilience Platform, and AI for Network Security Systems.
Catherine Oates Smith, Human Health Theme Lead, will represent NSSN at the annual MedTech on the Hill delegation in Canberra from 19–20 August 2024.
The quarterly meeting of the NSSN Ambassadors Group and Coordinators Group is an opportunity to discuss NSSN activities, share ideas and foster collaborative opportunities.
The NSSN’s Sensing Industry Connect is a networking event aimed at providing manufacturers, designers, developers, deployers or researchers of smart sensing a space to build valuable relationships.
Elevating Quantum Women’s Voices is a high-impact, 8-week program designed to empower women and non-binary people working across Australia’s quantum technology sector. Through hands-on training, expert coaching, and high-energy networking events, EQWV helps participants find their voice, step into leadership, and be heard across the industry.
The International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS) is the premier conference for the global geoscience and remote sensing community. The event will bring together industry, government and university researchers to explore the frontiers of remote sensing technology.
Explore the career and study pathways powering Australia’s quantum future — all in one day, with two tailored sessions designed for students, educators, and emerging professionals.
As part of the launch of the UTS Tech Fest 2025 and in celebration of International Women in Engineering Day, this compelling panel discussion will spotlight the remarkable women who are reshaping the future of engineering. Hosted by UTS WiEIT, the event brings together a powerful lineup of industry leaders, advocates, and change-makers driving innovation and inclusive leadership across infrastructure, sustainability, digital engineering, and emergency resilience.
Join the NSSN’s first Reverse Logistics Round Table, where we’ll bring together industry, researchers, and government to explore how data-driven innovation can transform supply chains in consumer goods, textiles, electronics, and beyond.
The RPAS in Australian Skies 2025 Conference, hosted by AAUS from 16–18 June at Hotel Realm in Canberra, is a premier event for Australia’s drone and uncrewed systems sector, bringing together government, industry, and academia to explore key developments in policy, airspace integration, emerging technologies, and real-world applications. Peter Runcie, NSSN Smart Cities and Natural Hazards Theme Lead, will be attending to explore collaborative opportunities in RPAS innovation.
We welcome you to join Net Zero Theme Lead Laura Earl of the NSW Smart Sensing Network, for a tour of Western Sydney University's Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment supported by the Land and Primary Industries Network.
Are you new to the R&D Tax Incentive (R&DTI) program? Join the Department of Industry, Science and Resources R&D Tax Incentive webinar.
