Our precinct partners
The Research and Innovation Precinct brings entrepreneurs, industry, academics, educators and community together to create the increasingly critical melting pot of business, industry and research that we need to solve the world’s biggest and most difficult problems.
The Precinct ecosystem empowers innovators and emerging companies all the way from concept through to commercialisation, scale-up and acceleration – and has already helped partner companies raise $30 million with joint investment from government and industry, and co-developed IP.
AdAlta
Pioneering a technology that mimics the shape and stability of a crucial antigen-binding domain.
Agriculture Victoria
The department works with industry and on research.
CANN Group Limited
Strategic research collaboration in medicinal agriculture.
CAVAL
Helping Australian libraries add value to the teaching learning environment.
Cornerstone
Bringing Enterprise Solutions to SME and Not for Profits.
Geneworks
Research in the field of genetic testing (animal and plant diseases) based on loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP).
Hexima
Actively engaged in the research and development of plant-derived proteins and peptides for applications as human therapeutics.
NorthLink
Developing Melbourne North’s manufacturing sector and supply/value chain.
Photon Systems Instruments
Strategic research collaboration in phenotyping systems (automated monitoring of plants).
Rio Tinto
One of the world's largest metals and mining corporations.
Sensadata
Smart asset tag system that measures and reports all you need to know about a product’s life.
Solvay
Exploring research opportunities in the field of seed germination and related mechanisms.
VACCA
A state-wide Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (ACCO) servicing children, young people, families, and community members.
Victorian Police Forensic Services
One of the largest providers of forensic science services in Australia.
Viva Zome
Research industry partner in the field of exosomes.
WEHI
One of Australia’s leading biomedical research organisations.