UTS is a global leader in creating cutting-edge technologies that transform industry and society.
Working with AI, quantum computing, robotics, cybersecurity, biotechnology and the new horizons of space, UTS research is at the forefront of innovation.
But it's not just tech development. Our researchers explore how new capabilities are brought to market through regulation, intellectual property policy and entrepreneurship. And we offer expertise in the broader implications of these capabilities for social, economic and environmental development in areas such as sustainability, health, agritech, space and protecting human security.
Research students working on next-generation technologies are supported by a range of faculties, facilities and experts.
So the question is, what problem will you tackle?
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Meet UTS students developing the next generation of tech
Related research projects
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How quantum computers learnThe UTS Centre for Quantum Software and Information is developing more efficient, scalable quantum machine learning algorithms.
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Hit the road, Jack
Researchers at UTS are working on battery technology to help match the driving range of an EV with a petrol-fuelled car.
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Roadmap for survivalAs the world struggles to limit global warming to 1.5°C, a unique climate model shows not only is it achievable by 2050 but this can be done without resorting to unproven and costly technologies.
Building your supervisory team
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Find the right supervisor
Supervisors guide your research and help you build your skills. Learn more about how to search for a supervisor and how to connect once you've found one.
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Discover our expertise
You'll be supported by experts who are committed to mentoring the next generation of research leaders. Search by keyword, faculty, or name.
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Explore other student benefits
Conducting your research alongside world-leading academics is just one of the many benefits of studying at UTS.
Supporting faculties and centres
As a UTS research student you'll have a home faculty or centre, but that won't limit you. You'll have access to subjects across all faculties, experts and facilities to support your research topic.
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