Bold, creative and innovative ideas were birthed at the second ActInSpace Australia competition hosted by the Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) at the University of South Australia on November 13 & 14.
UniSA’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) is hosting a 24-hour international space hackathon in November that will see students, entrepreneurs and developers working together to use existing space technologies and data to design, improve or develop new applications to solve real-world...
Australian tech startup, Ping Services, today announced a $1.3 million seed funding round and major investors including Artesian Clean Energy Seed Fund. The company was one of the first five startups accepted into the inaugural Venture Catalyst Space program at the Innovation & Collaboration Centre...
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre at UniSA today announced the seven local startups who will take part in the Venture Catalyst incubator program in 2020 after a record number of applications.
The regional Innovation & Collaboration Centre at UniSA Whyalla today announced the four local startups and small businesses that have won a place in the Venture Catalyst business support program.
Five local startup and early stage companies have received significant funding through the Government’s Research, Commercialisation and Startup Fund (RCSF), four of which have been supported by the Innovation & Collaboration Centre during their startup journey.
Applications are open until the end of April for the Venture Catalyst program which helps support and grow startup businesses, with the program now transitioned to online delivery for accepted startups around the world.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) at UniSA’s Whyalla campus is seeking applications for their Venture Catalyst program that includes a $10,000 equity-free stipend to help people with a new business concept, get it off the ground.
Author - Terry Gold Innovation & Collaboration Centre's Entrepreneur in Residence, Terry Gold shares his thoughts on what we can all do to support startups today.
Real-time maps of the Kangaroo Island fire-front created using innovative new technologies developed by SA company FireFlight and deployed in support of the Australian Army have been a boon to relief and recovery operations’ teams on the ground in KI.
After a successful debut year in 2019, Farmers2Founders (F2F) is back, this time in South Australia, running workshops linking primary producers to innovation and technology experts.
The University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) is now accepting applications for its 2020 Venture Catalyst Space program. As Australia’s first space incubator, the program forms part of the state government’s $4 million Space Innovation Fund which is delivered by global...
