Cambrian Defence & Space marked a milestone presence at IAC Sydney 2025 with a dedicated stand inside South Australia’s 'Space to Be' pavilion, showcasing Australia’s growing role in space-enabled research and innovation. Across the week, the team engaged with international partners, government delegations, and global industry leaders, strengthening Cambrian’s position at the forefront of microgravity science.

 

Tiffany Sharp presented her Biology in Space paper to an international audience, outlining how microgravity research is reshaping biomedical discovery and accelerating understanding of disease mechanisms. Her session drew strong interest from researchers, agencies, and commercial flight providers seeking to collaborate in the emerging microgravity economy.

 

During the congress, Cambrian finalised a significant international Memorandum of Understanding with the Swedish Space Corporation that will help revolutionise microgravity research capability across Australasia. The partnership creates a new pathway for rapid, sovereign access to high-quality microgravity environments, positioning the region as a global contributor to advanced space-enabled science.

 

Cambrian continues to build the ecosystem that connects defence, space and medical innovation, ensuring Australia takes a leading role in the next era of scientific discovery.

 

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