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Darwin, NT
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Charles Darwin University raised.
Companies Charles Darwin University acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Dr Rebecca Rogers | Drone Program Coordinator | @AuManufacturing |
| Mike Hamilton | Pro Vice-Chancellor | @AuManufacturing (Fri 17 Nov 2023), @AuManufacturing (Mon 24 Jul 2023) |
| Professor Scott Bowman | Vice-Chancellor | @AuManufacturing (Fri 17 Nov 2023), @AuManufacturing (Mon 27 Feb 2023) |
Stories naming Charles Darwin University. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Drone firm Blueflite is developing hydrogen tanks for UAVs in Darwin alongside Charles Darwin University and H3 Dynamics, backed by NT government support and co-investment from the Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystem Fund.
AuManufacturing roundup of brief industry news: Wide Open Agriculture banks a $7.5 million raise, Liontown adds a lithium offtake partner, Osteopore signs Zimmer Biomet for distribution, plus quantum, defence, rail and recycling items.
Briefs roundup: Main Sequence adds Alison Deans as venture partner; Starpharma hands the CEO role to Cheryl Maley; DroneShield lands a $2.2 million repeat order; Q-CTRL will deliver quantum training with QUIN.
Australian manufacturing roundup: IDT Australia's shareholder raise, EV charger rollouts, a mining equipment hire, a plastics recycling plant completion, research collaborations and government funding moves.
Roundup covering an SME sentiment survey, Renewable Metals winning a Supercharge Australia award, a new Queensland trade commissioner, an FFI green hydrogen power deal, a Siemens emissions pilot, and a CDU drones grant.
Diverseco opened a Darwin automation facility backed by a $4.45 million co-investment through the NT's Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystem Fund, and will partner with Charles Darwin University on robotics micro-credentials.
Australian manufacturing roundup: Titomic raises via placement, H2X signs hydrogen MoU, Austal posts a loss, Aristocrat trials cashless gaming, IDT restructures, Bisalloy reports, BAE recruits, CDU launches TAFE.
Also @AuManufacturing
Twelve projects share $18 million in the first round of the federal Emerging Aviation Technology Partnerships grants, with eVTOL maker AMSL Aero among the recipients; it also recently completed a $23 million Series B.
Also TechCrunch Venture
Printer maker SPEE3D teams with NERA, Charles Darwin University and Santos to develop an industrial 3D printer for remote oil and gas sites, backed by NERA project funding.
SPEE3D found copper coatings from its printers kill coronavirus, developed ACTIVAT3D copper installed at universities, recalls founders' earlier motor firm sold to Regal Beloit, and a recent $1.5 million Australian Army pilot investment.