The Mopra Telescope is a radio telescope observatory located near Siding Spring and Coonabarabran, and forms part of the CSIRO Australia Telescope National Facility.

CSIRO has state-of-the-art biological and chemical laboratories at the Riverside Corporate Park in North Ryde.

Research at FD McMaster Laboratory develops tools for breeders of sheep and cattle to optimise profitability, livestock welfare and on-farm decision support systems, resulting in more efficient animals and better management practices.

CSIRO’s Griffith Laboratory is home to research in irrigation and dryland systems.

Discover CSIRO’s hub of cotton research, which is breeding new cotton varieties, developing sustainable cropping systems and improving pest management for agribusiness.

CSIRO’s Australia Telescope Compact Array is one of the world’s leading radio telescopes.

The CSIRO Energy Centre provides a focal point for research in sustainable energy, the environmental impacts of energy and environmentally acceptable fossil fuel research and development.

Star of the film ‘The Dish’, the Parkes radio telescope has been at the forefront of astronomy for over forty years. It has discovered more than two-thirds of the 1,700 known pulsars.

CSIRO’s Lindfield laboratories are the site of new product and service developments made using physics-based materials science.

CSIRO Lucas Heights provides facilities for 80 staff for research in energy, environment and minerals.

At Macquarie University in Sydney, CSIRO research focuses on mathematical and information sciences.

On CSIRO’s Marsfield site are the headquarters of the CSIRO ICT Centre and CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science (formerly the Australia Telescope National Facility, ATNF).

CSIRO’s North Ryde site is in the heart of Sydney’s hi-tech hub and adjacent to Macquarie University. More than 500 staff members work in mining, food, manufacturing, sustainability, health, petroleum and more.