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Funding Round 5 is now open for Expressions of Interest
Posted on 8 April 2013
EOI forms and funding guidelines are now available for download. The Centre is seeking innovative projects that can be completed in less than two years and conducted by multi-disciplinary teams. EOIs are due by Monday 27 May 2013. Read More -
Register now for RO design and operation training in July in Brisbane
Posted on 29 January 2013
Registrations are now open for the Centre’s operator training in July (in Brisbane) and October (in Rockingham). Read More -
Fibre optic water quality sensor developed with NCEDA funding
Posted on 22 May 2013
Edith Cowan University researchers are developing a cost-effective water quality sensor using fibre optic nano technology thanks to funding from the NCEDA. Read More -
Congratulations to new AWA President: NCEDA’s Graham Dooley
Posted on 9 May 2013
Congratulations to NCEDA Independent Board Member Graham Dooley on his new role as President of the country’s peak water industry body, the Australian Water Association. Read More -
Desal Directions: April 2013
Posted on 8 April 2013
Funding Round 5 now open; Economic development role of desal the focus of water policy forum, Melbourne, 26 April; Desal Research Showcase to be streamed online, 15 May; No scientific basis for alarmist anti-desal claims; Congratulations to new government line-ups; Desalination prominent on Ozwater’13 agenda, Perth, 7-9 May; SkyJuice SkyBox Auto; Adelaide desal plant official opening; March RO Design and Operation Training review; July RO Design and Operation Training course in Brisbane; NCEDA Open Day review. Read More -
Desalination prominent on Ozwater’13 agenda, Perth, 7-9 May
Posted on 5 April 2013
Desalination features prominently on the agenda for Ozwater’13 in Perth, Western Australia in early May with several NCEDA experts presenting new research findings. Read More -
No scientific basis for alarmist anti-desal claims
Posted on 5 April 2013
Australia’s desalination research centre chief has dismissed claims being made in some media outlets that recent fish and wildlife deaths in South Australian waters could have anything to do with its desalination plant. Read More
