16 April 2024
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 国产探花 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 国产探花:
- 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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