Innovation in Difficult Times
The report from the 2010 Tasmaina Innovation Census - Innovation in Difficult Times - is now available.
New premises for the AIRC
The AIRC has relocated to new premises on the Sandy Bay campus.
Enrolments for 2013 Now Open
Enrolments for the AIRC's units are now open for 2013.
PM's Taskforce on Manufacturing
The Prime Minister's Taskforce on Manufacturing, of which Professor Jonathan West is a member, has released its final report, titled Smarter manufacturing for a smarter Australia.
International Lifetime Achievement Award for Dr Richard Smart
AIRC Honorary Fellow Dr Richard Smart has been awarded the International Wine Challenge's (IWC) 2012 International Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to viticulture.
Network for Business Sustainability
The Network for Business Sustainability has featured Dr Ann Torugsa's journal article.
New Food Innovation Unit for 2013
The AIRC is offering the new unit, BAA604 Innovation in the Food Industry, for the first time in 2013.
New Publication: Democratic Decline and Democratic Renewal
A new book by the AIRC's Professor Ian Marsh (with Raymond Miller) has been published by Cambridge University Press.
Next Chancellor for UTAS
The Hon Michael Field AC has been appointed as UTAS' next Chancellor.
Spring School Units
The AIRC will be offering BAA502 Introduction to Commercialisation in Spring School (21, 22, 23 November 2012).
Conference Research Paper
Kieran O'Brien presented a research paper at the 7th Interdisciplinary Conference on Social Sciences, Barcelona, Spain.
AIRC's Small Business Baseline Survey completed
The Australian Innovation and Research Centre (AIRC) has conducted a baseline survey of smaller businesses in Tasmania with 5 to 50 full-time equivalent employees. The survey collected information on two key themes: small business internet usage and the cost of complying with government regulations.
AIRC Seminar Series
Helen Bailey & James Young: I-Gen - is it an Apple product?
Energy Consumption & Efficiency Innovations
The AIRC’s Kieran O’Brien and Dr Ann Torugsa have published a new paper which empirically analyses the supply-side determinants of eco-innovations related to Energy Consumption or Efficiency (ECE) for electricity and other energy sources.
AIRC's Small Business Baseline Survey
The Australian Innovation and Research Centre (AIRC) is conducting a baseline survey of smaller businesses in Tasmania with 5 to 50 full-time equivalent employees. The survey will collect information on two key themes: small business internet usage and the cost of complying with government regulations.