With global industries increasingly turning to green hydrogen as a critical solution for decarbonisation, Professor John Zhu from UQ School of Chemical Engineering has been awarded a prestigious Australian Research Council (ARC) Industry Laureate Fellowship to help position Australia as a world leader in clean hydrogen technology.
A University of Queensland researcher has been internationally recognised for his groundbreaking contributions to materials science, as part of a global team that developed an entirely new class of glass.
When it comes to unforgettable teaching, Professor Kate O’Brien stands out. Known for her creative and unconventional approach to engineering education, Kate has spent more than 20 years turning abstract chemical engineering concepts into life-long lessons - and inspiring the next generation of engineers along the way.
Light conversion technology developed by University of Queensland researchers will be used for wearable X-ray devices that make respiratory scans more comfortable for young children.
The University of Queensland will host a $238 million industry-led research centre to accelerate industrial-scale manufacturing of regenerative therapies for illnesses including heart disease, cancer, arthritis and dementia.
A guide to fostering informed trust in environmental models by understanding their purpose, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring effective, transparent communication.
Congratulations to Professor Lianzhou Wang and Professor Xiwang Zhang on being elected as Fellows of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE).
Professor Lianzhou Wang has received one of the highest honours available to members of the local research community: being named a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science.
Queensland’s path to net-zero emissions and the role of hydrogen were the topic of an insightful seminar hosted by the UQ Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation and the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering (ATSE) at the University of Queensland (UQ).
The University of Queensland had the privilege of hosting Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, a Nobel Laureate whose work has been at the forefront of material science innovation.
Australia will need to triple the National Electricity Market’s power capacity by 2030 to be on track for net zero by 2050 – requiring a rapid rollout of wind and solar power, transmission, storage, electric vehicles, and heat pumps as it replaces the coal fleet.
Chemical Engineering students are receiving the best education possible with their Deputy Associate Dean (Academic) of Curriculum Strategy receiving the Morton Medal by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE).
Engineers at The University of Queensland (UQ) have developed a new method to create monolayer nanosheets that until now it has been difficult to produce at a large scale with high yield.
Researchers at The University of Queensland have received valuable research funding to unlock the cancer-curing potential of blood cell and gene therapies (CGT’s).
Joint research has found adult incontinence products are a far bigger waste problem than baby nappies, and with an ageing population, the situation will get worse in the next decade.
Minerals processing engineers from The University of Queensland are the first university researchers to be recognised by industry with two excellence awards.
A team led from UQ’s School of Chemical Engineering, with funding from the Queensland Water Modelling Network, have built a light-hearted animation “Model-data marriage counselling” to highlight common challenges to working across the model-data divide, and these can be resolved by investing in building good relationships.
