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Ten researchers from The University of Queensland have been awarded $3 million through the 2023 Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowships.

The program supports collaboration with industry partners on research that aims to drive a resilient and inclusive Queensland economy.

The fellowships will support a range of ¹ú²ú̽»¨ projects, from the development of more effective disease control in Queensland’s livestock industries, to the creation of the next generation of targeted cancer therapies.

Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowship recipients from ¹ú²ú̽»¨:

• artificial intelligence for crop breeding to enhance climate-resilient yields and quality.
• targeted therapies and immunological responses for the treatment of cancer.
• improved aluminium-ion battery manufacturing.
• more effective disease control in Queensland’s livestock industries.
• next-generation antenna systems for broadband satellite communication.
• improved critical metal recovery from Queensland’s mining waste products.
• artificial intelligence-based automated inspection systems for custom-made endografts.
• technology to support the rehabilitation of mined land in Queensland.
• will lead research on artificial intelligence-driven monitoring and management of mining waste products.
• geochronological mapping to understand the potential of Queensland’s critical minerals to support the journey towards net-zero.

The fellowships are part of the

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