Institutional development · Research collaboration · Australia
Flinders University becomes home to Additive Manufacturing CRC's new South Australian node
The Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre has launched a South Australian Node, and Flinders University is its host institution.
Why it matters: Flinders University takes on the hosting role for the Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre's newly launched South Australian Node.
Flinders University announced that it is the host of the Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre's (AMCRC) South Australian Node.
The university reported that this South Australian Node has now been launched.
Flinders presented its hosting role as a contribution to the state's goals in advanced manufacturing.
Editor’s view
Joseph Lopez, Collaboration Editor
Flinders University is now the host of the AMCRC's newly launched node in South Australia, a role the university ties to the state's advanced manufacturing goals.
