Australia: Navigating a path from research outcomes to wine sector impact

Published 2024년 12월 12일

Tridge summary

Wine Australia and the AWRI have initiated 'Impact Projects' aimed at bridging the gap between research and business by taking a user-centered approach. These projects, designed to foster technical excellence and behavioral understanding, focus on developing solutions that are technically effective, financially sustainable, and beneficial for the wine industry. The projects include the creation of a product for improved white wine stabilisation, a demand for a copper fining alternative, and a detection kit for Brettanomyces. Additionally, there is ongoing research into capturing and reusing carbon dioxide from wine fermentation to reduce environmental impact and costs. The initiatives are showing promising results, with efforts underway to further optimize these solutions for the wine industry.
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Original content

Wine Australia and the AWRI have embarked on a series of research projects that focus on taking research outcomes through to impact in grapegrowing and winemaking businesses. These ‘Impact Projects’ are the result of a substantial rethink on how projects are structured and, more importantly, how their direction and focus is informed to best serve the wine sector. In the following Q&A, Wine Australia’s new Research Impact Manager Josh Hixson explains the benefits of focussing investment towards research impact. What is research impact and what does it look like? Impact is a broad term, but it is intentionally broad because we don’t want to put barriers on what we are looking to achieve for the sector. Impact can be extension of a new practice or process, development of a new product or service, or push towards a change in attitude. What brings things together under an ‘impact’ umbrella is firstly that any solution is guided by a fuller understanding of the problem, including size, ...

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