Sense-T Acting Director Amanda Castray today reminded proponents they now have less than 30 days to submit Expressions of Interest for $6 million in Stage 2 Industry Research Projects funded by the Australian Government's Tasmanian Jobs and Growth Plan.
Sense-T has welcomed two additional members to its Advisory Panel, with the number of members expanding to a maximum of nine.
Researchers based in Launceston will be able to hear more about Sense-T's $6 million Stage 2 Industry Research Projects at the University of Tasmania's Launceston campus this Thursday (5 February).
Sense-T is looking for two outstanding researchers to join its new Smart Logistics Lab, to be based at the University of Tasmania's Sandy Bay campus.
If you're a researcher who's passionate about using data to help make Tasmania (and the world) a better place, Sense-T has an opportunity for you!
