What aspects of the framework would work well?  Based on Cruxes Innovation’s experience as enablers of Australian research-and technology-based innovation over the last six years, we’re enthusiastic about these aspects of the proposed framework: 1. Startup creation and growth pathways.   The framework’s identification of startup creation, especially in emerging technologies like AI, as key to expanding Australia’s innovation ecosystem aligns with our April SERD recommendation

We've submitted our response to the DISR Strategic Examination of R&D. Our big idea is, Australia needs to catalyze large, entirely new industry sectors through R&D to maintain our standard of living in a net-zero, geopolitically unstable future.

March 2024 During March 2024, Investment NSW called for responses to a set of discussion questions about the NSW Innovation Blueprint  it is developing to position NSW as a global frontrunner in innovation, attracting new investment, ideas, industries, and talent.  This document summarises Cruxes Innovation’s response to those questions.     Major contributions to our submission came from NSW-based deep tech startup legend David McKeague.    The NSW government in its 20-year

Here is Cruxes Innovation's response to the Federal Department of Education's recent National Science and Research Priorities Review.

Here is Cruxes Innovation's response to the recent National Science and Research Priorities Review.

Here is Cruxes Innovation’s response to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources’ National Reconstruction Fund consultation paper.

Here is Cruxes' response to the review of the Australian Research Council.

Cruxes Innovation welcomes the opportunity to provide its views on mechanisms to improve Australian higher education research commercialisation and translation. For the last five years, Cruxes Innovation's co-founders Emily Chang and Jonathan Lacey have designed and delivered structured coaching and mentoring programs to over 700 Australian researchers to help them develop skills, support and confidence to drive commercialisation and translation of their research by found

Cruxes Innovation welcomes the opportunity to provide its views on mechanisms to increase industry-university partnerships. Cruxes Innovation exists to help unlock the huge impact potential of Australian research, by giving researchers the skills and support to drive partnerships with industry, community and government. Cruxes Innovation's co-founders Emily Chang and Jonathan Lacey have a long history of involvement in research impact, as researcher, innovation champion, s