Stories from our community

Case Studies

Hear the success stories from our researchers, collaborators and tenants.

Leading the healthcare transformation

The Innovation Campus’ $500-million Health and Wellbeing Precinct will revolutionise the integration of research, clinical practice and patient-led care and deliver sustained benefit to the Illawarra.

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Desert Rose

For people living with dementia, traditional housing designs simply don’t work.

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Tackling Food Security

Maritime experts tackle food security issues in Pacific ANCORS funding boost aims to improve wellbeing of Pacific island nations Catching, trading and eating fish is central to the South Pacific way of life, but in recent years rising populations and associated increased fishing pressure has led to a decline in coastal fisheries.

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Resident profile: Enware

For Enware, an established Sydney-based manufacturer and marketer of plumbing and personal safety equipment, coming to iAccelerate was not about starting up – it was about intrapreneurship, and developing a new idea in a space where innovation could thrive.

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Recovery Camp

Time away from everyday life to focus on mental health can not only be very therapeutic, it can make a real difference in future quality of life.

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People at the Heart of Innovation: Ben Hobby, CEO Itree

Looking out from Itree’s headquarters over North Beach Wollongong, it’s hard to think 20 years ago the company founders were based in a small room at the University of Wollongong campus.

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Building The Future

The Sustainable Buildings Research Centre (SBRC) at the Innovation Campus is leading the way towards a restorative future.

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200 years of Benevolent Society

The Benevolent Society set itself apart from other charitable organisations from the outset, when the organisation formed to provide support not just to those in need, but to society’s disenfranchised people.

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NO-NEEDLE DIABETES

Managing complex conditions such as diabetes could be made cheaper and simpler following the development of a copper film that detects glucose from sweat or tears.