At QMNC, our capacity as technical innovators places us at the precipice of advancing humanity
Our expertise in materials development, silicon carbide microelectronics, micro-electromechanical systems and microfluidics help develop cutting-edge technologies and improve people’s way of life.
Our research spans physics, chemistry, biology, applied mathematics and engineering, culminating in research and property analysis of materials to optimise usability and implementation across diverse industry sectors.
Our purpose-built facilities further enhance our capabilities and are open to researchers and industry throughout the country.
Research projects
Learn about our research highlights, explore our current major research projects and see a list of our researchers’ publications.
Research facilities
Explore our world-leading facilities, which include the Queensland Microtechnology Facility, the National Hydrogen Materials Reference Facility and Raman Spectroscopy Laboratory.
Our strengths and capabilities
Powerful partnerships
Our wide-reaching collaborations produce mutually beneficial outcomes. Find out more about our partnerships, major initiatives and how to collaborate with us.
Study with us
Studying with us, you’ll have access to state-of-the-art facilities and some of Australia’s most knowledgeable scientists.
Support our research
Donations help drive our world-class research. Discover how you can contribute and help us take innovation to new heights.
Latest news
July 31, 2018
Awards showcase outstanding Health alumni
From paediatric palliative care and humanitarian dental work to a passion for astrophysics and groundbreaking scientific research into Malaria, the 2018 Alumni Awards showcase the rich diversity of Griffith’s Health and Science alumni.
June 18, 2018
Outstanding Griffith research excellence honoured
Leading Griffith University researchers have been honoured at the Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards held at Nathan campus.
October 19, 2017
That’s gold! Griffith finds cheap way to detect cancer
Griffith University scientists have developed a new class of nanomaterials that could detect early cancer. The inexpensive, non-invasive diagnostic tool can deliver sensitive and specific results that are easily and quickly interpreted with less reliance on laboratory equipment. Working with the tea...
September05, 2017
Griffith partners with BluGlass for power electronics
Australian technology innovator BluGlass Limited has invested $600,00 in Griffith University to develop power electronics. BluGlass will be leading the two-year cash investment – inclusive of a $300,000 grant from the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre – to develop next...
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