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Faculty and research projects |
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The Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering has a number of research projects in the areas of design, infrastructure, medical engineering and smart systems. The multidisciplinary courses run in the faculty also provide opportunities for successful student projects Airborne Avionics Research Group Airport Metropolis Research Project The Faculties of Built Environment & Engineering and Faculty of Business, at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), are undertaking an international collaborative research project linking University, Government and Industry Partners. This project will investigate the changing role of city airports to that of airport cities: The Airport Metropolis. This project addresses Australia’s research priority #1: An environmentally Sustainable Australia, through the priority goals of reducing emissions in transport as well as transforming existing industries. Liquid Dessicant Solar Air-Conditioner Medical Engineering Research Facility Nanango TIE QUT Observatory Organic Photovoltaics: an alternative to silicon solar cells Microscopic studies of polymer-nanotube blends for the construction of a new type of solar cell. Phenomena in Microgravity Laboratory This group investigates various phenomena in microgravity, and provides access to a microgravity environment for external users QUT Motorsport is a student project in the School of Engineering Systems where undergraduate students in studying mechanical engineering build a Formula SAE racecar and compete in a annual competition Signal Processing Research Speech, Audio, Image & Video Technology Transport System Tribology A group of QUT Aerospace Avionics undertaking a project to build a unmanned aerial vehicle |