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TCS, Macquarie University jointly launch new Australian research hub

This hub will focus on five core themes – energy transition, carbon management, nature positive future, circular economy and sustainable waste management, and climate adaptation and resilience – and how to limit and prepare for future climate change.

TCS, Macquire University collaborate for research centre (L-R) Professor Dan Johnson, Pro Vice-Chancellor – Research, Innovation and Enterprise, Macquarie University; K. Krithivasan, CEO & MD, TCS; and Girish Ramachandran, President, TCS Asia Pacific at the launch of the TCS GoZero Hub in Sydney. (Source: TCS)

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has partnered with Macquarie University to launch the TCS GoZero Hub, a research and innovation centre to guide Australian organisations in their journeys towards net zero carbon emissions.

This hub will focus on five core themes – energy transition, carbon management, nature positive future, circular economy and sustainable waste management, and climate adaptation and resilience – and how to limit and prepare for future climate change.

The collaboration has been finalised with the aim of bringing together multi-disciplinary and multi-faceted approaches and ideas from across industry and academia to drive research and innovation that will help enterprises, governments, regulatory bodies, and communities across Australia develop pathways to accelerate the transition to a net-zero future and beyond, while focusing on nature and people.

“Macquarie University is committed to undertaking world-changing, impactful research, and to generating new knowledge through research and innovation that supports transformational sustainability. Our partnership with TCS, and the launch of the TCS GoZero Hub, will further amplify our impact in exciting new ways as we help to address the global decarbonisation challenge and create a more sustainable, just and equitable society,” said Professor S. Bruce Dowton, Vice-Chancellor, Macquarie University.

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