Notting Hill (VIC)

The Monash Technology Precinct is one of Australia’s largest innovation ecosystems, bringing together world-leading research institutes, universities, hospitals, and global companies in one connected hub. Located in Melbourne’s south-east, the precinct is home to organisations including Monash University, CSIRO, the Australian Synchrotron, and numerous biotech, medtech and deep tech companies. With thousands of researchers, engineers and entrepreneurs working side by side, the precinct has become a global centre for science, advanced manufacturing and breakthrough innovation.

The Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) is a national network of world-class micro and nanofabrication facilities that supports researchers and companies developing next-generation technologies. With specialised equipment and expertise across areas such as nanotechnology, advanced materials, microelectronics and quantum devices, ANFF enables breakthrough innovation from early-stage research through to commercialisation. By providing access to highly specialised fabrication infrastructure, ANFF helps accelerate deep tech development across Australia.

Monash University is one of Australia’s leading research universities and a global centre for innovation in science, engineering, and biotechnology. With world-class facilities, interdisciplinary research programs, and strong industry partnerships, Monash plays a critical role in translating breakthrough discoveries into real-world technologies. As a cornerstone of the Monash Technology Precinct, the university supports a thriving ecosystem of researchers, startups, and industry collaborators advancing the future of science and deep tech.

Monash Generator is Monash University’s entrepreneurship and startup accelerator program, supporting students, researchers and alumni to turn innovative ideas into scalable ventures. Through mentorship, funding pathways, and structured accelerator programs, Monash Generator helps founders develop and commercialise technologies across sectors, including biotech, medtech, and deep tech. As part of the Monash innovation ecosystem, it plays an important role in nurturing the next generation of science and technology startups.

The Australian Synchrotron is one of the country’s most advanced scientific research facilities, enabling scientists and industry to study materials at the atomic and molecular level. Using powerful beams of light, the facility supports breakthroughs across fields including biotechnology, medicine, advanced materials, environmental science and energy. Located within the Monash Technology Precinct, the Synchrotron plays a critical role in accelerating discovery and innovation for researchers and companies across Australia and internationally.

Outer Space is a creative and innovation hub located within the Monash Technology Precinct, bringing together entrepreneurs, designers, technologists and community builders working on ideas that shape the future. Through collaborative workspaces, programs and events, Outer Space fosters cross-disciplinary connections between startups, researchers and industry. It plays an important role in strengthening the precinct’s culture of experimentation, creativity and innovation.

CSIRO at the Monash Technology Precinct is part of Australia’s national science agency, supporting advanced research and industry collaboration across areas such as advanced manufacturing, materials science, energy and health technologies. Through world-class laboratories and partnerships with universities, startups and global companies, CSIRO helps translate scientific discovery into real-world applications. Its presence in the precinct strengthens the region’s role as a leading hub for deep tech innovation and commercialisation.

The Eastern Innovation Business Centre (EIBC) supports early-stage technology companies and entrepreneurs through incubation programs, mentoring and access to a strong innovation network. Located within the Monash Technology Precinct, EIBC helps founders develop, commercialise and scale new technologies across sectors including advanced manufacturing, medtech and deep tech. By connecting startups with industry partners, investors and research institutions, EIBC plays an important role in strengthening the region’s innovation ecosystem.