In a big win for space research and development in Adelaide, UniSA today opened a new Advanced Manufacturing facility and revealed significant industry investment in four space research projects under the iLAuNCH Trailblazer.
A digital notebook for new business ideas and professional services employment opportunities for people experiencing disadvantage are among six new innovations breaking into South Australia’s entrepreneurial ecosystem with the Venture Catalyst acceleration program.
Four innovative space startups from across the country and the world have landed in South Australia’s space ecosystem to join the pre-eminent commercial space accelerator program, Venture Catalyst Space.
An inaugural business growth program by the University of South Australia (UniSA) for space companies has lifted off with six early-stage South Australian businesses.
To set entrepreneurs up for success, the ICC offers dedicated and tailored support through its Venture Catalyst accelerator program.
The University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) and Australian Centre for Business Growth (AuCBG) have joined forces to offer space startups a fully funded scaleup pathway on top of a $10,000 equity-free acceleration stipend.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) is excited to announce the next cohort of Venture Catalyst participants.
In October this year QL Space will be presenting their experience of the Venture Catalyst Space (VCS) program at the biggest space-related conference worldwide, the 74th International Astronautical Congress in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Seven startups from across the globe graduate from startup space program. Where to next?
Scott has been inspired by the ideas and progress of the Venture Catalyst Space startups and they are benefiting immensely from his experience, advice, and connections in Australia and in the US.
This year the Innovation & Collaboration Centre team settled into its new home at UniSA’s Enterprise Hub, on the north-western corner of Light Square.
Since March this year, Craig Jones has taken over the reins at the ICC as the Deputy Director: Business Incubation. So, who exactly is Craig and what does he bring with him to this role, keep reading to find out.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre’s (ICC) Venture Catalyst program is now open for applications for innovative ideas from any industry.
As part of the ICC’s Australia-India Space Alliance program, we took seven startup companies from around the country to India to meet their counterparts.
South Australia’s space sector is continuing to grow, with new space companies from around the world joining the coveted commercial space program, Venture Catalyst Space.
Eager entrepreneurs attended UniSA’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre over the weekend to experience how a startup is created in just 54 hours.
Adelaide’s business sector is set to gain fresh talent as the city prepares to host a weekend-long competition dedicated to developing new startups.
A group of Adelaide entrepreneurs have devised a winning solution for the early detection of earthquakes at the global innovation event at UniSA, ActInSpace.
Students, entrepreneurs and developers will work together to solve real world space challenges at the upcoming ActInSpace competition.
The University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) is now accepting applications for its 2023 Venture Catalyst Space program.
Two UniSA space startups have signed a total of four Memorandum of Understandings (MOU) at the 7th Bengaluru Space Expo.
UniSA's ICC wins funding to foster connections between members of Australian and Indian space ecosystems.
We have been fortunate to recently host CEO of Acclime Australia, Blair Lucas, who spoke to us about overseas business expansion into the United States.
Space companies from as far as India and Germany will make their way to South Australia, to be part of the state’s coveted Venture Catalyst Space Program.
