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At C3, we work closely with industry, community and research partners to deliver across the spectrum of environmental, marine, biotechnology and circular economy applications.  

Our partnerships

  • Industry 

    We work with corporate, government and not-for-profit organisations to deliver real-world biotechnology, marine science and informatics solutions. 

  • Community 

    We deliver research projects that lead to better informed communities and sustainable outcomes in a changing climate. 

  • Researcher 

    We foster a collaborative research culture and have deep connections with world-leading research institutes. 

Some of our industry partners 

C3 work with leading corporates, government agencies, small-to-medium enterprises, not for profits and research organisations. 

Airseed, CSIRO, Cytiva, Department of Primary Industries, DOW, Marine National Facility
Pacific Biotechnologies Logo

 

MLA Meat and Livestock Australia, V2 Food, Viet - UC Group, Young Henrys, ZSL Let's work for wildlife, Siemens
Two C3 scientists in a lab facing each other

Our facilities 

C3 has several key research facilities to drive integrated and interdisciplinary research, including biologics innovation, algae biotechnology and microbial imaging technology. 

Explore our research

  • Our research areas

    Find out more about C3 research programs across algae, coral reefs and marine microbiology.

  • Algae biotechnology 

    Working with industry to develop algae and their derivates into innovative green and clean technologies

    Algae in bag room
  • Future reefs 

    Studying how environmental conditions influence reef-forming corals and how to better preserve and re-build healthy reefs

    Dr Emma Camp diving on a reef conducting her research
  • Ocean microbiology 

    Understanding how ocean microorganisms are influenced by, and influence, oceanographic processes and marine ecosystems

    Close up of gloved hand holding Petri dish
  • Productive coasts 

    Exploring how photosynthetic organisms respond to natural and human changes in their environment

    Scientist uses net to collect ocean samples
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    Find out more about C3 research programs across algae, coral reefs and marine microbiology.

Contact us

t: +61 2 9514 4203
e: climatechangecluster@uts.edu.au

Building 4, Room CB04.06.337
745 Harris Street
Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia
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Industry/Research Engagement enquiries
Dr Alex Thomson +61 2 9514 8332
Alexandra.Thomson@uts.edu.au