ANSTO and CSIRO: supporting the medical devices and sensors industry in Australia

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2005-01-01
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Welding Technology Institute of Australia
Abstract
The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) have provided support to the Medical Devices and Sensors Industry in Australia for many years. In particular the Institute of Materials and Engineering Science at ANSTO and CSIRO Manufacturing and Infrastructure Technology have worked independently and jointly on a number of projects to provide technical services and support to small to medium sized companies. A recent venture to capture their capabilities in the WTIA's Medical Devices and Sensors Industry Sectoral Project, part of the WTIA National Diffusion Networks Project, has produced substantial technical and financial gains for its participants. The aim of this article is to highlight the infrastructure and capabilities that ANSTO and CSIRO can provide to component manufacturers and industry clusters that offer a range of manufacturing processes needed for medical devices and sensors. Several case studies illustrate how ANSTO and CSIRO have provided support to the medical devices industry. © 2005 Welding Technology Institute of Australia
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ANSTO, Australia, Ceramics industry, Fatigue, Hot pressing, Industrial wastes, Australian organizations, Polymers, Radioactive wastes, Scanning Electron microscopy, Welding
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Triani, G., & Doe, S. (2005). ANSTO and CSIRO: supporting the medical devices and sensors industry in Australia. Australasian Welding Journal, 50, 6-7.
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