Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is a public research university located in the urban coastal city of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

How to produce the vital agricultural fertiliser, urea, at room temperature without using a lot of energy

3D microprinting just got super fast by using two lasers

3D printers that print entire layers instead of single points at a time

A cheap new way to capture and convert CO2 greenhouse emissions using liquid metal

Fighting the airborne spread of Covid-19 needs a paradigm shift

We face the danger of a re-written history – a very Orwellian scenario with the very easy manipulation of online images

The future of food drying: reducing cost, optimising food processing, energy conservation and increasing dried food shelf life

Molecular circuitry opens the door to ultra-high-density computing

Initiating a world-first cloud brightening technique to protect corals

Predict the global spread of dengue with a new tool

Researchers at CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, QUT and Queensland Health have developed a new tool to predict the global spread of human infectious diseases, like dengue, and track them to their source. The tool draws on travel data from the International Air Transportation Association and dengue incidence rates from the Global Health Data Exchange

Predict the global spread of dengue with a new tool

Fighting deadly staph infections with a new breed of antibiotics

Eradicating deadly staph using a new breed of antibiotics has revealed promising results in research released by QUT, to help overcome one of the biggest modern medical challenges. The bacteria attach to medical devices including catheters, artificial joints, implants and patients’ burns and wounds, establishing bacterial biofilms, a leading cause of failing antibiotic therapies and

Fighting deadly staph infections with a new breed of antibiotics

A new low-cost approach to help manage one of the biggest threats facing the Great Barrier Reef

New, lower-cost help may soon be on the way to help manage one of the biggest threats facing the Great Barrier Reef. That threat is pollution from land making its way downstream by way of the many rivers and streams that flow into coastal waters along the reef. The size of the reef – which stretches for

A new low-cost approach to help manage one of the biggest threats facing the Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is about to get a restocking of new coral from a pumice raft the size of more than 20,000 football fields

The Great Barrier Reef is set to receive a restocking of new coral from a pumice raft, the size of more than 20,000 football fields, now on its way to Australia following an underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga. QUT geologist Associate Professor Scott Bryan will be studying samples of the pumice recovered by passing sailors

The Great Barrier Reef is about to get a restocking of new coral from a pumice raft the size of more than 20,000 football fields

A new generation of dynamic materials gets the green light

Developing synthetic materials that are as dynamic as those found in nature, with reversibly changing properties and which could be used in manufacturing, recycling and other applications, is a strong focus for scientists. In a world-first, researchers from QUT, Belgium’s Ghent University (UGent) and Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have pioneered a novel, dynamic,

A new generation of dynamic materials gets the green light

Detecting cancer cells in blood with a new microfluidic device

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago and Queensland University of Technology of Australia, have developed a device that can isolate individual cancer cells from patient blood samples. The microfluidic device works by separating the various cell types found in blood by their size. The device may one day enable rapid, cheap liquid biopsies

Detecting cancer cells in blood with a new microfluidic device

World First: Undersea robot dispersed microscopic baby corals to repopulate parts of the Great Barrier Reef

In a world first, an undersea robot has dispersed microscopic baby corals (coral larvae) to help scientists working to repopulate parts of the Great Barrier Reef during this year’s mass coral spawning event. Ecology and technology have combined to give nature a helping hand, using a robot to deliver heat tolerant coral larvae directly onto

World First: Undersea robot dispersed microscopic baby corals to repopulate parts of the Great Barrier Reef

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Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Research

Small rewards for effort achieve better NAPLAN results – study
Students who are given small financial rewards if they reach personalised goals in their NAPLAN tests improve their results, new research shows ...
BCC Fresh Start team wins Innovation Awards
Team Fresh Start from Bundaberg Christian College won first prize at the 2024 Mayor’s Telstra Innovation Awards for their new app Food Sense.
Researchers find visual inspection experience is essential for airport security screening
Researchers at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have used eye-tracking to study airport security screeners’ performance during the different visual inspection phases of a screening task.
Wealthy, ‘over-confident’ Aussies at risk of crypto scams
Wealthy Australians are at risk of falling victim to cryptocurrency scams, with “over-confidence” and the sway of social media influencers being key factors, an Australian study has found.
QUT awarded US$4M to enhance food security in Africa and India
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has been awarded a US$3,979,498 grant to develop technology that converts crop residues into higher quality livestock feed from the Bill & Melinda Gates ...

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Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Discovery

New Quantum “Tornado” Experiments Challenge Our Understanding of Black Holes
Researchers have created a quantum tornado in superfluid helium to simulate black hole conditions, advancing our understanding of black hole physics and the behavior of quantum fields in curved ...
Game-Changing Discovery: Chinese Scientists Have Discovered a “Secret” Hidden Structure in Perovskite Solar Cells
A research team from HKUST has enhanced perovskite solar cell performance by discovering and eliminating surface concavities on the crystal grains of the films, paving the way for greater commercial ...
Ancient Infections: Neanderthal Bones Yield Oldest Human Viruses on Record, Dating Back 50,000 Years
Researchers have uncovered evidence that Neanderthals, who lived 50,000 years ago, carried three viruses that still affect humans today. These ancient viral remnants, dating back further than any ...
QUT Emeritus/Adjunct Professor Vesna Popovic, left, and Dr Levi Swann. (IMAGE)
QUT Emeritus/Adjunct Professor Vesna Popovic, left, and Dr Levi Swann have authored a paper on airport security screening.
What are Australia’s best-selling premium car brands so far in 2024?
Lexus had its best-ever sales year in Australia in 2023, with its 15,192 sales representing a 114.3 per cent on the prior year and eclipsing its previous high watermark of 9612 sales in 2019. Sales ...