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Quantum research race lights up the world

29 September 2016

Two leading UTS researchers provide a critical review of achievements in the field of single-photon emitters, regarded as...
Harnessing light for a healthcare revolution

11 August 2016

Professor Dayong Jin envisions a future where portable diagnostic devices will be as ubiquitous as smartphones, where scientists...
Quantum leap in quest for digital speed and security

28 July 2016

Society’s increasing reliance on the internet, computers and mobile phones puts stringent demands on technological developments. Shrinking the...
Tiny mirror helps get a better view of living cells

17 June 2016

A tiny mirror could make a huge difference for scientists trying to understand what's happening in the micron-scale...
UTS-industry collaborations receive $5.5M boost

9 May 2016

UTS researchers have secured over $5.5 million in the first round of ARC funding for 2016.
Fighting disease with tiny, targeted, crystalline drug mules

27 January 2016

Research has taken a huge step closer to the engineering of nanoscale devices to aid the delivery of...
Hyper-dots paving way for bio-imaging and diagnostics

11 January 2016

Researchers in the field of nanotechnology have discovered new tools that could change how cancers and brain diseases...
UTS researchers named among 100 Australian visionaries

17 December 2015

Two UTS researchers have been included in a national list identifying Australia's "visionaries, intellects, founders and game changers".
Young scientist receives photonics award

9 December 2015

UTS's Associate Professor Igor Aharonovich has been awarded the prestigious IEEE Photonics Society Young Investigator Award, the first...
UTS shines in health funding

13 November 2015

Health research spanning services for released prisoners, the cost of childbirth, non-invasive detection of hypoglycaemia and respiratory disease...
Quantum communications go thin and light

27 October 2015

UTS researchers have discovered a material that emits a single pulse of light at room temperature, and exists...
Awards celebrate impact and excellence in UTS research

19 October 2015

UTS Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Research Excellence on Thursday 15 October celebrated the diversity and excellence of UTS research...
Eureka!

6 October 2015

For many years, UTS has excelled at “hiding our light under a bushel”. So says Vice-Chancellor Attila Brungs...
UTS claims double Eureka

27 August 2015

Two UTS researchers have been recognised at Australia's top national science awards.
‘Fishing’ for early cancer diagnosis

18 August 2015

Nanoscale photonics technology that can help to diagnose cancer, detect infection and secure passports and bank notes against...
New collaborative expert to put IBMD on the world stage

20 May 2015

Professor Dayong Jin, an ARC Future Fellow and Chief Investigator of the ARC multidisciplinary research Centre of Excellence...
Using space particles to tell the oldest story

18 November 2014

Tiny specks of space dust are critical to our understanding of the solar system but they are difficult...
UTS Scientists find diamond in the rough

27 March 2014

Working with scientists from Harvard and Iowa universities, UTS researchers have synthesised a new type of diamond crystal...
Postdoctoral fellowships bring best and brightest in 2013

12 December 2012

Twelve of the world's best and brightest young researchers have been awarded 2013 UTS Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellowships.

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