Our Research Sectors

AIGRS works closely with researchers, universities, and industry partners to bridge the long-standing gap in research collaboration between academia and business.

 We focus on delivering research that is practical, globally connected, and aligned with Australia’s national priorities, ensuring every project creates real-world impact and drives innovation

Our research focuses on four key sectors: Health and Medical Sciences, Agriculture and Rural Innovation, Emerging Technologies, and Clean Energy and Sustainability. 



Health and Medical Sciences

We are committed to advancing healthcare through integrated, patient-centred solutions. Our focus includes chronic disease prevention, mental health research, and digital health innovation. By developing AI-driven diagnostics, telehealth platforms, wearable technologies, and secure health data systems, AIGRS aims to make healthcare more accessible and equitable. Collaborations with universities, hospitals, and medtech companies will accelerate translation of discoveries into clinical practice, reducing disparities and improving outcomes for communities nationwide.

Agriculture and Rural Innovation

AIGRS is working to ensure Australia’s agricultural sector is prepared for the future. Our initiatives in climate-resilient crops, sustainable farming systems, and biosecurity research will safeguard exports and strengthen food security. By deploying IoT-enabled precision farming, drone-assisted field analysis, and blockchain-based supply chains, we aim to boost productivity while reducing environmental impact. Our commitment to regional development means innovation will extend beyond metropolitan centres, creating opportunities for rural communities.

Emerging Technologies

We are building capacity in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, and advanced analytics to support Australia’s digital future. The AIGRS AI Research Lab will serve as a hub for cutting-edge technology development, responsible innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. HDR candidates will gain hands-on experience solving complex challenges in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and healthcare, ensuring Australia maintains a global leadership role in technology research and commercialisation.
 

Clean Energy and Sustainability

 AIGRS is committed to supporting Australia’s transition to a net-zero economy. Our research will focus on renewable energy, carbon capture, battery storage, smart grids, and circular economy systems. These initiatives will help reduce emissions, strengthen energy security, and create new industries. By working closely with universities, government, and industry partners, we aim to position Australia as a world leader in sustainable technology innovation.


How Joint Research Projects Work

At AIGRS, joint research projects are designed to bring universities, industry, and global partners together from the very beginning. We start by identifying priority challenges and co-designing projects that align academic expertise with industry needs.

 Our team helps secure competitive funding, formalise partnerships, and recruit Higher Degree by Research (HDR) candidates who work directly with industry mentors. 

This model ensures every project is practical, globally connected, and focused on delivering outcomes that create real value for communities, business, and the economy.

Tan Wei Ming

Professor | Principal Quantum AI Scientist

University of Toronto

Tobias H. Langenberg

Project Manager

Research and Innovation Center

Dr. Mohammad Riaydh

Project Director

Director of Global Research Partnerships at ExpertGate

Nikolai Petrovich

Climate Scientist and Consultant

Assoc. Prof. at National University of Singapore

Dr. Arjun R. Mehta

Senior Epidemiologist

Researcher at Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore

We welcome joint research projects from universities, industry partners, government agencies, and international collaborators who are interested in working with us

Just reach out at research@aigrs.au or call us +61 4 1110 553. 

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