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University of Queensland PhD student Rhys Pirie’s glass recycling research continues to draw recognition at the highest levels. Rhys is the first Australian to win Young Innovator of the Year at the world’s premier conference for research and innovation, Falling Walls, which took place in Berlin last week.

CRDC's Directors met in Narrabri this week for their November board meeting and a roundtable discussion with cotton industry researchers from NSW DPI and CSIRO at the Australian Cotton Research Institute.

evokeAG is just around the corner, and CRDC is looking forward to taking cotton growers on the ride to a digital future this coming February.

CSD has collaborated with CSIRO and USDA with support from CRDC in developing a new day degree calculator to assist with crop management.

Cotton industry researchers looked to the future at the Australian Association of Cotton Scientists’ (AACS) 2019 conference this week, themed 'taking cotton research to new heights'.

Course 26 of the ARLP has kicked off, and the cotton industry is supporting two candidates, Chantal Corish and Rod Gordon.

Cotton industry leaders Fleur Anderson and John Durham graduated from course 25 of the ARLP with a ceremony in Canberra in late October. Fleur is no stranger to the broader cotton community, with various leadership roles such as a Cotton Australia board member and Australian Cotton Conference Chair. Fleur is...

Satacrop is a new platform offering improved mapping technology to better protect cotton and other crops from spray drift. After a successful trial in Queensland’s Central Highlands around Emerald, the new mapping tool is available for the 2019-2020 summer season.

Cotton industry researcher Dr Nicole McDonald has received the 2019 Excellence in Career Development Research award from Career Development Association of Australia (CDAA). CDAA is Australia’s largest cross-sectoral community of career development practitioners.