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About us

The Faculty of Science delivers distinctive programs in information technology, mathematics and science to meet industry demands for data-driven and technological solutions.

Strong connections and long-standing partnerships with governments industry enable us to address complex challenges through learning, teaching, research, and innovation.

We facilitate learning that is delivered on campus, online and in the real world through relevant and practical learning experiences.

Our schools

Biology and Environmental Science

Our students are learning, discovering and building new knowledge in the living world around us.

About the School of Biology and Environmental Science

Chemistry and Physics

Our teaching and research emphasises exciting advances in the chemical and physical sciences, creating real-world change.

About the School of Chemistry and Physics

Computer Science

We're developing research and teaching curriculum to respond to an increasingly technology- and data-driven world.

About the School of Computer Science

Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Our courses and research explore growth and change in our climate, resources, environments and energy.

About the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Information Systems

Our teaching, research and industry services are designed to meet the needs of today's interconnected world.

About the School of Information Systems

Mathematical Sciences

We teach and research with an emphasis on applied and computational mathematics and statistics.

About the School of Mathematical Sciences

Our people

Leadership

Browse our executive team and learn about our vision to build a brighter future.

Our leadership team

Our experts

Explore our staff profiles to discover the amazing work our researchers are contributing to.

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Alumni stories

Dr Ken Dutton-Regester | Science meets storytelling

24 March, 2025

Dr Ken Dutton-Regester | Science meets storytelling

24 March, 2025

Dr Ken Dutton-Regester has turned his scientific expertise into creative tools—from VR to escape rooms. He shares his journey from researcher to founder of Excite Science, and his mission to make cancer education more accessible and engaging.

Nyssa Henry | Hacking conservation

8 March, 2025

Nyssa Henry | Hacking conservation

8 March, 2025

Nyssa Henry has dedicated her career to protecting the Great Barrier Reef through data-driven solutions. In this Q&A, Nyssa shares how her passion for environmental science began, and the role of technology in conservation.

Kate Hofmeister | Wildlife warrior

8 March, 2025

Kate Hofmeister | Wildlife warrior

8 March, 2025

From childhood adventures to her first job at Australia Zoo, Kate has dedicated her career to conservation. Now Team Leader for Wildlife Conservation at Sunshine Coast Council, Kate shares her journey.

Chris Fechner | Timeless Tips for a Tech-Obsessed World

1 November, 2024

Chris Fechner | Timeless Tips for a Tech-Obsessed World

1 November, 2024

Chris Fechner has seen and shaped the evolution of technology through a successful digital career marked by the pursuit of innovation, efficiency, and public service advancements. His timeless tips can help navigate the rapid changes of the digital age an

Rahul Garg | The Brand Leadership Evolution

4 September, 2024

Rahul Garg | The Brand Leadership Evolution

4 September, 2024

Brand leadership has evolved, with technology and innovation at its core. Companies must now know their brand DNA and leverage data to become brand leaders. QUT Alumnus, Rahul Garg, works for Google and shares his top tips for building an amazing brand.

Dr Omniya el Baghdadi | Nature Positive Cities

30 April, 2024

Dr Omniya el Baghdadi | Nature Positive Cities

30 April, 2024

Dr Omniya el Baghdadi is a seasoned sustainability consultant with over 13 years of experience in research and consultancy in Australia and Egypt. In this Q&A Omniya discusses the parallels between the two countries.

How neuroplasticity shapes a thriving life | Professor Selena Bartlett

27 February, 2024

How neuroplasticity shapes a thriving life | Professor Selena Bartlett

27 February, 2024

Through the lens of neuroscience, Professor Selena Bartlett explains how our daily choices influence our long-term brain health, from the first thing we do in the morning to the habits that shape our days.

Riva Mendoza | Paving her path from QUT to Canva

7 February, 2024

Riva Mendoza | Paving her path from QUT to Canva

7 February, 2024

In this Q&A with QUT Alumnus, Riva Mendoza, we hear about her journey at QUT shaped, by growth and exploration, leading to an exciting career in frontend development at Canva.

Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage | AI's role in government procurement

7 February, 2024

Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage | AI's role in government procurement

7 February, 2024

QUT alumnus, Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage, delves into the realm of government procurement, unravelling the profound impact of AI and ML on various dimensions within this crucial sector.

Shane Dillon | AI in education: Global trends

2 February, 2024

2 February, 2024

In this insightful article, QUT alumnus and Cturtle founder, Shane Dillon, sheds light on the contrasting approaches the USA and China have adopted in the use of AI in education and the implications of these global trends for Australia.

Deanna Hood | Bucket list of an award-winning roboticist

9 November, 2023

Deanna Hood | Bucket list of an award-winning roboticist

9 November, 2023

Deanna Hood has worked on some incredible, out of this world (literally) robotics projects in her career. She shares some of the exciting projects she’s worked on and those that are yet to be ticked off her bucket list!

Dr Bosibori Bett | Finding solutions to crop production challenges

12 May, 2023

Dr Bosibori Bett | Finding solutions to crop production challenges

12 May, 2023

Dr Bosibori Bett is on a quest to achieve regional biosecurity by strengthening capacity to detect pests and diseases in the Southeast Asian nations. She tells us about her professional journey and career highlights.

Dr Naomi Paxton | Medical Engineering & Biofabrication expert

15 December, 2022

Dr Naomi Paxton | Medical Engineering & Biofabrication expert

15 December, 2022

PhD graduate Dr Naomi Paxton is at the forefront of medical engineering. Naomi uses 3D printing to create patient-specific anatomical models to assist in surgical planning and fabricate tissue engineered implants that regrow damaged or diseased tissues.

Leadership in Focus:
Professor Troy Farrell

Hear Professor Troy Farrell, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, discuss why the study of natural sciences, information technology, and mathematical sciences is more relevant than ever before.

Our research centres

Discover our research centres and the world-changing work of our academic staff.

Centre for Data Science

Centre for Materials Science

Centre for Agriculture and the Bioeconomy

Centre for a Waste-Free World

Centre for the Environment

Centre for Clean Energy Technologies and Practices

Explore science research

Find out more about the advances our researchers are making across an exciting range of science disciplines.

Our science research

Our research groups and projects

Displaying 1 - 6 of 206 research projects

ABLES Research Hub

There is a growing need to support the teaching of students with disabilities and additional learning needs. This site provides teachers with access to Abilities Based Learning and Educational Support tools.

ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society (ADM+S) - QUT Node

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society (ADM+S) is a new, cross-disciplinary, national research centre, which aims to create the knowledge and strategies necessary for responsible, ethical, and inclusive automated decision-making. Funded by the Australian Research Council from 2020 to 2026, ADM+S is hosted at RMIT in Melbourne, Australia, with nodes located at QUT and seven other Australian universities, and partners around the world.

Accessible Assessment ARC Linkage

This ARC Linkage project seeks to improve student outcomes by increasing the accessibility of summative assessment task design and enhancing teachers' inclusive practices.

Accounting for Social Change

The Accounting for Social Change group investigates and evaluates existing frameworks of reporting and disclosure of financial and non-financial information and the role of auditing in providing assurance and adding credibility to reporting. It aims to recommend innovation and reform to the existing frameworks.

Addiction and ePsychology Research

The Addiction and ePsychology research groups are based at the Centre for Children’s Health Research.

Advance Drying and Sustainable Energy Research

We bring together internationally recognised experts in a wide range of disciplines from academia and industry to address the intrinsic diversity of drying concepts.

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Partner with us

Forming a research partnership with us will provide many benefits to your organisation.

Our expertise in finding solutions to complex problems means that we deliver real-world results for our partners in industry and government.

You can partner with us and secure significant real-world advantages for your organisation.

Our industry partnerships

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Real science stories

Find out what it’s like to work and study at the QUT Faculty of Science, learn about student life and explore exciting projects our researchers are involved in.

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Don’t just study science here – experience it

Experience our science labs, facilities and student life, all from your own computer. Our 360° science experience gives you a taste of what it's like to learn, work and play at QUT.

Explore the QUT science 360° experience

News and events

17 Apr 2025

Crystal clues on Mars point to watery and possibly life-supporting past

A QUT-led study analysing data from NASA’s Perseverance rover has uncovered compelling evidence of multiple mineral-forming events just beneath the Martian surface – findings that bring scientists one step closer to answering the profound question: did life ever exist on Mars?

11 Apr 2025

Australian Cancer Atlas 2.0 wins prestigious national awards

QUT and the Cancer Council Queensland have been recognised with two Oceania Geospatial Excellence Awards for the Australian Cancer Atlas 2.0.

8 Apr 2025

Housing as a human right the focus of new QUT research group

QUT has established a new cross-disciplinary research group to tackle the housing crisis with more than 50 experts analysing the challenges and current policies in a quest to provide solutions.