Sense-T will work with leading Australian data innovators and international giants Bosch and Cisco to put Australia at the forefront of the global digital economy following this week's launch of the new Knowledge Economy Institute (KEi).
Sense-T had received 30 Expressions of Interest for its $6 million Stage 2 Industry Research Projects by the deadline for submissions on 15 March.
Sense-T Acting Director Amanda Castray today reminded potential applicants for funding through Sense-T's Industry Research Projects that Expressions of Interest are due by 15 March.
This is a very exciting time for Sense-T. Right now we're talking to researchers and industry across Tasmania about the $6 million we have on offer to support the new Industry Research Projects we'll be carrying out as part of Stage 2.
