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While the ARC Linkage Scheme is an excellent way for collaborative projects to be supported, it is very competitive and there are sometimes long timelines involved. In many cases industry has fully funded collaborative projects in order to ensure speedier outcomes. This is known as Contract Research.
Current Contract Research Projects
Current and recent contract research projects involving the Faculty of Science are listed below:
| Name |
Project |
Organisation |
| G. Yezdani |
Chemical characterisation of Boyne Island surface waters |
Boyne Smelters Ltd |
| D Arnold |
Development of novel sensors for measuring dissolved oxygen |
Ionode Pty Ltd |
| L Morawska |
Investigation of diesel vehicle emissions |
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| Z Ristovski |
Comparative studies of emissions from diesel busses operating on low and ultra low sulfur fuel |
BP Oil Distribution Ltd |
| N Bofinger |
Secondary particle formation by photochemical reaction |
Environment Australia |
| S McElwain |
Mathematical modelling of complex heterogeneous gas-solid systems with application to coal-based direct reduction of iron ore
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BHP Research & Development |
| S McElwain |
Decision support for the optimisation of high-drain primary alkaline battery cathodes |
Delta EMD Australia Pty Ltd |
| A Herington |
Growth hormone biology in the prostate: the role of growth hormone releasing hormone in the autocrine/paracrine regulation of
prostate cells |
Eli Lilly Australia Pty Ltd |
| P Fredericks |
Raman spectroscopy of alkaline battery cathode components |
Delta EMD Australia Pty Ltd |
| M Cox |
Innovative risk assessment of soil, groundwater and land use interactions in the Pumicestone Passage |
Pumicestone Region Catchment Coordination Association |
| J Wilson |
The development of strategic baiting protocols for rodents in sugarcane for use in emergency situations where normal cultural
control practices cannot be used |
Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations |
Contract research collaborations which involve commercialisation of QUT intellectual property, technology transfer or other QUT intellectual property transactions are managed by qutbluebox, the commercialisation company for QUT.
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