CSIRO is leading a nation-wide audit of Australia's research and development capabilities in geothermal energy.

CSIRO is developing and applying geothermal capabilities to help secure Australia's energy future in a low emissions world.

A new research centre dedicated to developing technologies designed to help establish sustainable, low-emission, geothermal cities, was launched in Perth today by the Western Australian Minister for Mines and Petroleum, the Hon Norman Moore.

Advances in high-performance computing are revolutionising the way CSIRO solves problems in the resources industry according to the November/December edition of CSIRO Exploration & Mining's earthmatters magazine.

This Symposium will celebrate and showcase the extraordinary work of Dr Peter Hornby and highlight the impact his work has had on science and its application to industry problems.

CSIRO is holding a microstructures workshop on advanced imaging and analysis techniques.

CSIRO's Gas Processing and Conversion research team is developing technologies to efficiently and economically convert the nation's abundant natural gas reserves into synthetic liquid fuels and useful chemicals.

New exploration concepts and technologies are being developed by researchers working through the Minerals Down Under National Research Flagship with the long-term aim of replenishing Australia’s resource base.

Coal grain analysis information is providing a better understanding of the coal performance in existing applications, such as coke making and conventional power generation.

CSIRO's pioneering research into mine design, equipment and procedures is improving safety, reducing costs and improving efficiency. We aim to ensure that the mining industry is both sustainable, and environmentally responsible.

In this vodcast, we visit CSIRO’s Clayton laboratories to see how lasers and a Perspex scale model are being used to configure coal fired power station boilers to burn dried brown coal. (5:07)

A video about better prediction of oil and gas deposits for which CSIRO Petroleum’s Characterisation Team received a CSIRO Medal in 2004. (2:30)

Interested in social change and the environment, Ms Simone Carr-Cornish has contributed to a range of projects that specialise in understanding how people are responding to climate change and ways of engaging with the community.

Dr Kieren Moffat is a social and organisational psychologist in the Minerals Down Under Flagship and leads a team of social scientists in the Science into Society research group.

The Australian Resources Research Centre Annual Report presents details of the activities of the centre throughout 2008–09. (52 pages)

The February 2010 issue of Process outlines a number of technologies currently being developed through CSIRO's Flagship program that aim to provide a competitive edge for iron ore, gold, nickel and alumina producers. (12 pages)

Submission form to present at the CSIRO Simulating fracture, damage and strain localisation workshop. Submissions to present at the workshop close 4 March 2010.