Funding goes to areas including disease preparedness, astronomy and data sharing
Eighty Australian research projects are to receive a combined A$650 million in infrastructure funding.
The funding through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy includes A$4m for the Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness, A$45m for the geoscience research body AuScope and A$2.7m for the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation’s National Deuteration Facility.
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