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Connecting UNSW researchers to relevant business
Enabling the transfer of skills and knowledge
Facilitating collaboration to make new discoveries possible
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What is Knowledge Exchange?
We develop partnerships and collaborations with industry, government and communities. By sharing knowledge and resources, disocoveries made at UNSW can be realised as technologies that make a real difference.
Connecting UNSW researchers to relevant business Enabling the transfer of skills and knowledge Facilitating collaboration to make new discoveries possible.
New technologies
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UNSW researchers have developed the next generation of conductive polymers for safer, non-metallic, wireless medical device implants. -
This invention will improve the safety of aeroplanes worldwide and could save the lives of countless people. It's a brilliant laser air speed sensor for commercial planes. -
UNSW researchers have developed an efficient Ion Exchange (IEX) desalination technology which is superior and lower in cost to the current state of the art technologies.
Access free technologies
Many UNSW research discoveries and technologies are available to licence for free. We call this Easy Access IP, and we’re proud to have been one of the first universities in the world to champion this approach.
Next Generation Materials
Easy Access IP
Enabling large scale production of electronic nanomaterials
This invention holds the key to high performance printable, low-cost electronic nanomaterials.
Next Generation Materials
Easy Access IP
Building better solar thermal concentrators for industry
A Concentrating Solar Collector with Built-in Shell and Tube Latent Heat Thermal Energy Storage
Next Generation Materials
Easy Access IP
Coalsim - Predict gas production from coal seam gas reservoirs
An invention that predicts gas production from coal seam gas reservoirs with greater accuracy to improve gas yield calculations. Coal seam gas accounts for 27% of Australian gas reserves; is set to supply at least 30% of Australia's domestic market by 2030, and 50% of gas demand in eastern Australia.
Next Generation Materials
Easy Access IP
Sensing implant wear using nanocomposites
A nanocomposite sensor material for orthopaedic implants that monitors stability, stress and any signals of implant failure.
Helping researchers every step of the way
UNSW Pricing Tool
The UNSW Pricing Tool has been developed to support UNSW researchers undertaking externally funded research.
Identifying potential
Our highly experienced and commercially focused team identify opportunities and develop relationships with external partners and collaborators.
