See the most recent research updates from QUT this month including a global study on the effects of migration on housing, QUT students are in Florida competing in the first NASA International Lunabotics Championship and a $5 million grant to establish a new research hub focused on the safe and ethical use of humanoid robots.
Global study finds migration is just one driver of housing pressure
A global study on the effects of migration on housing has found significant differences that depend on such factors as local housing market structure, geographic locations, housing supply, and migration types. Read more.
QUT brings Dutch and Australian architecture leaders together in Brisbane
QUT last week brought together leading architects, government representatives, industry practitioners, students and alumni to strengthen international connections and explore how global ideas can help shape the future of architecture in Queensland. Read more.
QUT to lead research hub on humanoid robots
QUT has received a $5 million Australian Research Council grant to establish a new research hub focused on the safe and ethical use of humanoid robots in Australian workplaces. Read more.
QUT students jet to Florida for NASA International Lunabotics Championship
A team of QUT students and their lunar construction robot ‘Perseus’ are in Florida competing in the first NASA International Lunabotics Championship – a prestigious invite-only rover contest for just seven top uni teams from around the world. Read more.
New framework turns urban parking spaces into solar-powered charging opportunities
QUT Urban AI Hub researchers have identified more than 150 highly suitable public parking locations for solar-powered EV charging in Brisbane. Read more.
QUT researchers elected to the Academy of the Social Sciences
Distinguished Professor Ben White and Professor Greig de Zubicaray have been elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of the Social Sciences. Read more.





