$5.6 million for future-focussed research

Six leading UTS researchers get more than $5.6 million in Australian Government funding for work including renewable lithium batteries, cybersecurity measures and complementary health promotions.

Quantum photonics technology

Australian Research Council Future Fellowships are awarded to the best and brightest of Australia’s mid-career researchers to undertake innovative research with potential future benefits for the nation.

The six UTS Future Fellows for 2022 have been each awarded between $800,000 and $1.1 million over four years:

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