We lead and are affiliated with several of the University's major multidisciplinary hubs for pioneering research.
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Learn moreOur fundamental studies into the creation, propagation and effects of sound have been applied to a variety of areas within biology, infrastructure, and more.
Learn moreResearching fundamental elements that make up the future's physical environments, as well as industrial applications.
Learn moreWe take on many aspects of our built environments – from sustainability concerns to management, legislation, infrastructure assessments, and more.
Learn moreFind out how our technical insights inform the recovery of post-disaster communities and to help prepare those in high-risk environments.
Learn moreWe largely aim to improve supplies and use, so we're actively involved in sustainable energy, the search for new power sources, and more.
Learn moreBusiness principles and engineering knowledge collide in broad areas, from disaster response to the life-cycle of software development.
Learn moreWe investigate the technical, regulatory, ethical, social and economical factors aligned with some of the world's most essential industries.
Learn moreWe develop technologies for the prevention, treatment and management of illness, and the preservation of physical and mental wellbeing.
Learn moreWe cover a broad spectrum in the field – from hardware such as parallel computing and high-performance systems, to applications development and management.
Learn moreResearch into processes, systems, operations, quality management, logistics, and how industries may adapt to increasingly prevalent new technologies.
Learn moreOur fundamental studies in materials of all scales allow us to consider possibilities in areas such as smart devices, novel materials, and new product design.
Learn moreThe application of mathematical knowledge and powerful computing technologies to solve complex problems in various industry sectors.
Learn moreAs these technologies quickly evolve with huge impacts on modern society, we learn how they can be utilised to effectively interact with, and help humanity.
Learn moreSee how small components, and processing technology can affect how we measure and control many aspects of our day-to-day lives.
Learn moreStudying the optimisation of Electric Vehicles, surfaces, commuter and driver behaviour, noise pollution, and infrastructure and efficiency.
Learn moreWe tackle the big challenges in the field by understanding the technical, fundamental, social, economical and cultural contexts of our environments.
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