South Australia is continuing to grow its space industry capability with eight locally founded startups selected to take part in this year’s Venture Catalyst Space program.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) at Adelaide University will deliver a two-day program in July designed to help researchers, engineers and aspiring entrepreneurs navigate entry into South Australia's rapidly growing space and defence sectors.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre at Adelaide University has announced its 2026 Venture Catalyst cohort, welcoming 14 startups working across space and defence, climate, health, artificial intelligence, AgTech, and creative industries.
When Team ‘The Red Planet’ took to the stage at the 2026 global ActInSpace finals in April, they weren’t pitching rockets or satellites. Instead they were tackling a problem that has followed female astronauts for decades, how menstruation is managed in space.
A pair of Adelaide University Aerospace Engineering students have taken out ActInSpace Australia after developing a novel solution to improve how menstruation is managed in space.
Adelaide University will host Australia’s only ActInSpace competition this January – a 24-hour innovation hackathon that challenges participants to transform space technologies into real-world solutions.
Early-stage founders in South Australia are moving faster from concept to customer, as a new wave of startups emerge from the Innovation & Collaboration Centre’s (ICC) Venture Catalyst program (VC).
Five South Australian companies graduated from the University of South Australia’s Venture Catalyst accelerator program (general category) at an event at the UniSA’s Enterprise Hub yesterday.
Six space startups are charting new frontiers in satellite communications, in-orbit services and space data analytics, as they graduate from UniSA’s 2025 Venture Catalyst Space accelerator program.
What an incredible week we had in Sydney last week at the International Astronautical Congress (#IAC2025) representing Adelaide University. It was an extremely busy week, with bustling crowds at the largest international space conference.
Some of South Australia’s most promising space startups will join up to 10,000 international delegates in Sydney next month for the International Astronautical Congress, the world’s largest space event.
Today UniSA announces the 11 groundbreaking startups merit selected to partake in the Innovation and Collaboration Centre’s (ICC) startup accelerator program, Venture Catalyst.
University of South Australia based startup Paladin Space has demonstrated the world’s first space payload capable of capturing debris from multiple targets and storing it on satellites for recycling, reducing the cost of space debris removal and making the process more sustainable.
At the ICC, International Women’s Day is a day to acknowledge and celebrate incredible female founders.
A South Australian startup is on a nation-wide mission to transform client access to allied health services like occupational therapy using artificial intelligence (AI).
In a big win for space research and development in Adelaide, UniSA today opened a new Advanced Manufacturing facility and revealed significant industry investment in four space research projects under the iLAuNCH Trailblazer.
A digital notebook for new business ideas and professional services employment opportunities for people experiencing disadvantage are among six new innovations breaking into South Australia’s entrepreneurial ecosystem with the Venture Catalyst acceleration program.
An inaugural business growth program by the University of South Australia (UniSA) for space companies has lifted off with six early-stage South Australian businesses.
To set entrepreneurs up for success, the ICC offers dedicated and tailored support through its Venture Catalyst accelerator program.
The University of South Australia’s Innovation & Collaboration Centre (ICC) and Australian Centre for Business Growth (AuCBG) have joined forces to offer space startups a fully funded scaleup pathway on top of a $10,000 equity-free acceleration stipend.