Jenni Hastings

Grounded in research, curiosity and a passion for translating the histories and rhythms of a place. Jennifer Marchant has forged a distinctive career path by transforming everyday spaces into enlightening and engaging experiences.

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Filed under: Arts and Culture

As a finalist for both the Wynne and Archibald Prize, Sam Cranstoun has built a nationally recognised career as a full-time artist, exhibiting widely and creating works that move fluidly between studio, gallery and public space.

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Filed under: Arts and Culture

Graduating from QUT with both a Visual Arts and the Built Environment degree, Coulter has built a distinctive career that bridges disciplines, evolving from traditional painting into sculpture, installation and large-scale public art.

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Filed under: Arts and Culture

Women’s sport in Australia is entering a defining era - one shaped not only by elite performance, but by leadership, advocacy and innovation behind the scenes. We asked QUT Alumni about their experiences and vision for the future.

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Filed under: Sport, Diversity and Inclusion

We spoke with Daniel Glass, Chief Commercial Officer at Brisbane Broncos on how they are using data, technology, and innovation to engage a multi generational fan base, what Brisbane 2032 could mean for league sport, and advice for new graduates.

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Filed under: Sport, Leadership

We’ve got you covered with a list of exciting events happening on and off campus this April and May, including both free and paid events and some sneaky discounts for QUT Alumni.

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A rapid, low-cost saliva diagnostic tool for common cancers; turning body heat into power; the deceptive tactics used by popular paid and free apps; and two QUT students have also been awarded prestigious Westpac Australia-Asia fellowships.

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Filed under: Innovation

QUT’s inaugural Future of Sport Conference reflected not only where sport is heading, but how universities can play a practical role in shaping that future. Emily Rosemond, Director of Brisbane 2032 Engagement, provides five takeaways from the conference.

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Filed under: Sport, Innovation

We’ve got you covered with a list of exciting events happening on and off campus this March and April, including both free and paid events and some sneaky discounts for QUT Alumni.

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Catching a bus is something most of us take for granted. But for many Australians with a disability, it can present many challenges. Propelled by his own transport experiences, Santiago Velasquez created Hailo – the world's first accessible travel app.

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Filed under: Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion, Entrepreneurship

As the World Science Festival rolls into Brisbane, we're shining a light on QUT alumni and staff at the forefront of innovation - from astrophysics to physics and robotics - to discover why we should be excited about the future of science and technology.

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Filed under: Innovation

From the eagerly awaited World Science Festival, our next QUT Bold event, artist conversations and the QUT Classic, we’ve got you covered with a list of exciting events this February and March.

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Filed under: Events, Future of work