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Data economy means more change to Australia than the internet

In his latest op-ed in the Australian Financial Review, CSIRO's Data61 CEO Adrian Turner looks at the 15-year rise of […]

Australia’s love of city-dwelling could become an export strength

Below is CSIRO's Data61 CEO Adrian Turner’s latest op-ed in the Australian Financial Review, which looks at how Australia’s love […]

Making the virtual real: hypersonic flight and self-healing cars

Below is an extract of Data61 CEO Adrian Turner's latest op-ed in the Australian Financial Review, examining the potential for […]

Adrian Turner’s latest op-ed – Autonomous vehicles as the pinnacle of the fourth industrial revolution

"The software and platform wars for cars have not been won"

Australia’s $315bn digital opportunity – Data61 CEO talk at D61+Live

Digital innovation can deliver $315 billion in gross economic value to Australia over the next decade. Adrian Turner shares how we can capture this value and build our competitive advantage in key areas, as well as re-think our innovation system to drive scale.

Calling out data competitiveness as Australia’s top business priority

What’s our moonshot? Precision health, agriculture, robotics. As a country we need to rally around industries we can be the best at.

Adrian Turner at AFTRS – Full Video

Data61 CEO Adrian Turner's full presentation at the Australian Film and Television Radio School. Entitled 'Shift Happens', Adrian explores the fourth industrial revolution. What it is, what it means, and what the CSIRO's Data61 unit is doing about it.

If Australia were a company, would you buy its shares?

Below is an extract from an op-ed published in the Australian Financial Review in March 2018, entitled "If Australia were a company, would you buy its shares?", by Data61's CEO, Adrian Turner.