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Amid the general enthusiasm for the Trump-Albanese critical minerals deal, it’s vital that policymakers be aware that potential benefits could be wasted if Australia does not continue to support our METS innovators, writes Stefan Skorut from @RFCAmbrian https://t.co/JRqYOJOfB6

My summary of OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar's vision for the company she laid out today at WSJ tech conference

Melbourne-headquartered active wheel alignment business Doftek has selected @MIRA_TechPark, an automotive R&D hub in the UK, for its European expansion plans. https://t.co/Vt4AlJBLjZ

Melbourne start-up Kapture has announced a partnership with @Deakin University’s Recycling and Clean Energy Commercialisation Hub, aimed at progressing a device capturing carbon dioxide from combustion engines and converting the gas into fertiliser. https://t.co/vVQQrqnZ4q

Yeah, that's the problem. https://t.co/3mMDFdWFPC

Australian-German company @QuantumBrillia1 has opened a new facility at Melbourne’s Notting Hill, where it will make lab-grown diamonds for quantum computing devices. https://t.co/bR4ohtcSOU

Tania Archibald, the current head of @BlueScope's Australian Steel Products business, will begin as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the nation’s top steelmaker early next year. https://t.co/zwtBqRglH0

Australian ocean robot maker @TeamHullbot has raised $16 million in funding to grow and develop its autonomous robotics manufacturing and establish international service hubs. https://t.co/k9RzFa9ula

OpenAI? The compute purchase order press release company?

The Australian and Canadian resources ministers have signed a Joint Declaration of Intent on Critical Minerals Collaboration, which they say will “promote and strengthen cooperation and trade in critical minerals value chains” between the two countries. https://t.co/oiqk8fQUhY

This week's podcast guests are Dr Jan Golembiewski, CEO and co-founder of Earthbuilt Technology, and Dr Clyde Webster, Founding Director of Crest Robotics. They tell us about their 3D printing for construction efforts. https://t.co/8ZglNJvtvF

$20k to simulate the experience of a roommate with a ketamine problem.

If anybody missed the Additive Manufacturing CRC launch events last week, here is a recap of some key points from a keynote, given by industry guru Terry Wohlers. Who better to dissect the state of the world when it comes to various types of 3D printing? https://t.co/HffpZtql6y

Does it actually work?

New seven-year AM CRC brings universities, CSIRO and industry together to accelerate adoption. https://t.co/YhwqIq0JXq #Australia #AdditiveManufacturing #Research #Industry40

The owners of Australia’s biggest aluminium smelter are in talks with workers at Tomago, with the company “yet to identify a pathway” to commercially sustainable operations beyond 2028. https://t.co/4l2LN8N4wX

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.@Relectrify, which aims to eventually provide “the operating system for the world’s best battery energy storage systems” (BESS), has been awarded $25 million through the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (@arenagovau) to accelerate its AC1 BESS product https://t.co/2nqnAQLL7E

A new seven-year Cooperative Research Centre, the Additive Manufacturing CRC, was officially launched at an event at Boeing Aerostructures Australia’s Port Melbourne facility on Wednesday. https://t.co/wgcTWx3df9

“The United States [does] not currently have a local primary magnesium producer and LMG is ideally situated to fill this gap in the short and medium term.” @EximBankUS considers financing @LMG_Magnesium and six other Australian critical minerals companies https://t.co/cStWx7DwUL