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Member snapshot

90 members
20 member organisations
65% startups
23% nonprofits
12% corporate

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Current members

Meet our member organisations

Take a look at the organisation using the Sydney Knowledge Hub as their primary place of work.

Our member communities represent broad range of industries and maturities and about half of our member organisations are industry partners.

Andi is working on a proactive health program that bundles connected health devices, health analytics and online health coaching into one holistic and affordable monthly service.

Archer-X Materials is an ASX-listed materials technology company developing and integrating materials in quantum computing hardware, biotechnology, and lithium ion batteries.

BCAL Diagnostics is developing and commercialising a universal screening test for early detection of breast cancer by analysing lipids in the blood.

BrainConnect is developing a minimally-invasive solution to revolutionise long-term brain monitoring - an unparalleled opportunity for understanding brain dynamics over the long term.

Bridj aims to make bus travel more appealing to more people. Bridj software helps clients save money, time and overheads in delivering their bus services.

Bush Heritage Australia's aim is to return the bush to good health working closely with researchers at the University. They buy and manage land, partnering with Aboriginal people and other groups.

CruxML provides foundational technology for real-time and embedded machine learning.

DetectED X is a powerful, personalised, online radiology training and research tool that is available worldwide and has been successfully tested in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Middle East, the US and Europe.

Equinox Medical strives to lead innovation in medical technology. They are committed to maximising surgeon and patient satisfaction with orthopaedic products.

Gradient Institute research which design choices for AI-driven decision-making systems will lead to more ethical decisions to assist organisations to deploy Ethical AI Systems.

KartaSoft is making mapping simple for customer experience, GIS and digital leaders.

Neurgeon is a closed-loop feedback device that identifies and decodes the brain's unique "thought" signal associated with movement using surface electrodes, then stimulates the corresponding muscles.

OrthoDx is a diagnostics company focused on the differentiation of joint pain using molecular techniques.

Plasmaleap uses atmospheric plasma to replace our use of chemicals, for water, food & agricultural applications. They are also using plasma for energy & CO2 conversion.

ResusRight believes every baby deserves the best possible start to life. Each year a million infants die and another million are left with a disability due to a lack of oxygen during birth.

The Product Makers (TPM) is an international flavour company that develops, supports and innovates across the food and beverage market.

Trofica is an impact-driven urban farming business with a vision to create resilient food supplies with reduced environmental impacts.

VirtuPharma is building a cloud-based platform for remote access and operation of state-of-the art complex scientific instruments within regulatory accreditation.

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Rupal Ismin

Rupal Ismin

"The wonderful thing about working here is that most of the businesses are socially-minded, and the founders are deeply motivated by the positive impact their businesses can have."

Member news

Touchscreen alternative allays fear of world indium shortage

Indium is used to manufacture touchscreens and other smart devices, but there is no guaranteed, long-term supply of this scarce substance. A new plasma technology may be the answer, writes Dr Behnam Akhavan.

21 January 2021

Chemical researchers develop "green" ammonia

Ammonia has sustained humanity since the early 20th century, but its production leaves a huge carbon footprint. Now researchers have found a way to make it 100 per cent renewable.

26 November 2019

Diagnostic radiography staff using DetectED-X

DetectED-X: reshaping the future of cancer diagnosis

DetectED-X is transforming cancer detection by providing intelligent educational test sets for doctors around the world.

Professor David Reilly from the School of Physics and Microsoft Quantum Laboratory.

Universities welcome NSW Government backing for Sydney Quantum Academy

The University of Sydney is working with three other universities to establish the Sydney Quantum Academy, helping to ensure that cutting-edge quantum research translates into a sustainable industry and jobs.

13 December 2018

The University of Sydney has partnered with IAG and the CSIRO's Data61 to create a not-for-profit.

Gradient Institute to create ethically aware artificial intelligence

The University of Sydney has partnered with IAG and the CSIRO's Data61 to create the Gradient Institute, a not-for-profit organisation which will promote the creation of ethical artificial intelligence within both the private and public sectors.

Science graduate Dharmica Mistry in the lab

The fight to beat breast cancer with a blood test

Working for a start-up in 2008, Dharmica Mistry made a discovery that led her to file for an international patent. Ten years on, she’s hoping to commercialise this research to address shortcomings in breast cancer detection.