5 September 2024
Nine University of Queensland researchers have been awarded $2.1 million through the 2024 Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowships program.
The program aims to drive a resilient and inclusive Queensland economy by supporting research collaborations with industry partners.
Fellowships have been awarded to early and mid-career researchers who will lead a range of projects, from developing AI kits for drug screening to improving materials for lithium-ion batteries.
Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowship recipients from Â鶹ÊÓƵ:
- - developing critical technologies for supersonic-combustion engines.
- - advancing innovative treatment agents for drinking water.
- - developing new antenna technologies.
- - transforming wastewater treatment byproducts into safe products.
- - using AI to protect sewer infrastructure.
- - improving materials for fast-chargeable and long-lasting lithium-ion batteries.
- - developing low-cost, efficient indoor solar cells to enable self-powered electronic products, such as smart home sensors.
- - enhancing technology to boost iron-flow-battery performance.
- developing AI-assisted kits for drug screening.
The fellowships are part of the
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