Macquarie Park Innovators will gain access to hi-tech lab testing space, following the expansion of Macquarie University’s Incubator.

Macquarie Park will become home to a new $96 million RNA research and pilot manufacturing facility, built on the Macquarie University campus and operated by global gene specialists Myeloid Therapeutics.

A new $40 million Biosciences fund (BioSF) has been launched by the New South Wales government to empower businesses, entrepreneurs and researchers to realise their full potential and bring new innovations to market.

Macquarie Park’s community came together on Tuesday to hear new insights about AI from industry leaders, and to thank outgoing local State Member and Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government, the Hon. Victor Dominello MP.

New members of the NSW Innovation and Productivity Council have been announced for the next three-year term, including two leaders from the Macquarie Park innovation district.

Memjet is making waves with advanced manufacturing in Australia, integrating new robotics and ultra-smart software at a new factory in Macquarie Park innovation district (Lyonpark Road).

Macquarie Park headquartered healthcare company Sanofi (Talavera Road) will develop a new Australian research facility dedicated to mRNA vaccine development.

A new State Government fund has been established to help high-growth, innovative businesses in priority industries boost productivity and grow. With $30m of funding available, applications are open now!

Macquarie Park was centre stage at the recent National Health & Innovation Precincts Summit.

Got a bright idea? Applications for the 2023 cohort at Macquarie University’s Incubator are now open to any innovator from the Mac Park community who wants to develop an idea into a sustainable high growth solution.

As part of the 2022 Spark Festival, Macquarie University Incubator is hosting a Defence Panel to talk about the unique challenges faced by defence startups.

Local self-driving vehicle startup Baraja has been recognised on a global stage, as the recipient of the 2022 Frost & Sullivan Global Automotive LiDAR New Product Innovation Award.

Just like the universe, the innovation capabilities of Macquarie Park are ever expanding… ..even into space!
Pioneered by researchers here, the Huntsman Telescope - the first space imaging technology of its kind in the southern hemisphere - is named after one of Australia’s friendly, furry, many-eyed arachnids...

Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) working in manufacturing and looking to innovate are being invited to explore new research and development opportunities that will contribute towards building Australia’s manufacturing capability.

The bees are a buzzin’ for Mac Park researchers who are developing an early warning system for at risk bee hives.

Ever wanted an AI-powered robot on your team? Well, that future might be closer than you think...

All eyes are on Australia’s nascent hydrogen industry. From research to refueling stations, the green energy conversation started here, in Macquarie Park…