The Australian Academy of Science (AAS) is one of Australia's national science academies, founded in 1954, with the main building located next to the campus.

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is Australia's national research agency, formerly known as the Scientific and Industrial Advisory Council (SIRC), established in 1926. CSIRO's main research results include Atomic-Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS), the world's first CSIRO's main research findings include Atomic-Absorption Spectroscopy, the world's first plastic banknotes, aerial insect repellents, gene sticking technology, the promotion of a range of pest control systems, the Panoptic search engine (now known as Funnelback), the votApedia telephone questionnaire system and the Annodex video content tagging system.

The Australian Life Scientist is a platform dedicated to providing information services and communication for life science practitioners, including the latest biological information, reviews and newsletters, with expertise in the areas of stem cells, immunology, genetics, proteins, bioinformatics, physicians, RNA interference and more. Doctors, RNA interference, etc.

KonicaMinolta is a Japanese conglomerate consisting of five business companies and two functional companies under Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc. Its main businesses are: technology business, optical business, medical and imaging business, sensing business, industrial inkjet business, and planetarium business. As an innovative company, Konica Minolta continues to make its mark in the imaging field.

Glyco Forum is a Japanese academic forum on glycobiological sciences, providing a platform for researchers, teachers and scholars in related fields to communicate and interact with each other. The website provides easy-to-understand concepts of "glycoscience" and related cases.

Greenwich Royal Observatory (Royal The Royal Observatory is a world-renowned observatory located at Herstmonceux Castle, Sussex, on the south coast of England, built in 1675, and has made remarkable contributions to the development of British navigation. The outstanding astronomer Eley pioneered the use of the "meridian ring" to determine Greenwich Mean Time, making Greenwich the world's most advanced means of time measurement observatory.

The Galaxy Zoo is a volunteer science project run by the University of Oxford, the University of Portsmouth, Johns Hopkins University and other research institutions, inviting the public to help with the classification of over one million galaxies. A Chinese version of Galaxy Zoo was launched in 2013.

The Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) is an astronomical research group in the United Kingdom, headquartered in London and founded in 1820. The main task of the RAS is to publish astronomical and geophysical journals.

Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Gnomes (KEGG) is a Japanese knowledge base dedicated to systematic analysis of gene functions, linking genomic and functional information, and is a database of functions from a high level, mainly There are GENES database, PATHWAY database and LIGAND database.

The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is a European not-for-profit molecular biology research institute founded in 1974, covering all major branches of molecular biology.

Jülich Research Centre is a famous German research institute, founded in 1956, located in Jülich, North Rhine-Westphalia, is a research institute under the Helmholtz Association, the main research areas cover energy and environment, information technology, brain science and so on.

The Royal Society (The Royal Society; full name: The Royal Society for the Advancement of Natural Knowledge, London) is the most authoritative scientific academic institution in England, and the earliest and unbroken scientific society in history, aiming to finance and promote the development of natural science, founded in 1660; in 1662, 1663, 1669 and 1669. In 1662, 1663, 1669, received various Royal Warrants, the Queen of England as the Society's patron.

Tocris Bioscience is a leading UK biotechnology company founded in July 1994 and headquartered in Bristol; it was wholly acquired by R&D Systems in May 2011.

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is Europe's largest organization for the advancement of the chemical sciences, with members from around the world. RSC is the largest organization for the advancement of chemical science in Europe.

The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is the UK's largest applied physics research organization, established in 1900 in Teddington, London, and the UK's National Centre for Benchmarking Research in Measurement.