News in UTS Engineering and Information Technology

Fault-tolerant quantum emulator intends to empower the next generation of innovators.

UTS researchers to improve construction site safety and efficiency with robotics.

A new report details the challenges and opportunities of the quantum computing industry. 

Long-awaited legislation will reduce Australia's vehicles emissions, but by how much? 

UTS WiEIT team are empowering girls to consider a career in Engineering and Technology. 

UTS and HCMUT renew research agreement, bolstering Australia-Vietnam tech collaboration.

UTS researchers dispel doubts on safety of CPAP therapy in new study. 

UTS and Guide Dogs NSW have partnered to develop robotic mobility aids.

UTS research team is leading the way in studying the effect of nano and microplastics.

Substantial funding was announced to build the world’s first ‘useful’ quantum computer. 

UTS and TPG Telecom partner to develop and test network sensing technology.

Relaxed gatherings with insightful conversations lead to a better student experience.

Hear from Prof. Peta Wyeth as she shares her insights on being the Faculty Dean.

Distinguished Professor Buddhima Indraratna receives internationally recognised acclaim.

A collaboration between students and industry is set to revolutionise the space industry.

Australian vehicle emissions are even worse than figures show.

People who dive into misinformation are driven to satisfy an emotional need.

UTS electrical and water engineers collaborate to help protect the aquaculture industry.

This significant advancement is reshaping COVID-19 diagnosis and management. 

Addressing critical research needs for the future of Australia's railways.

The Centre will focus on promoting genuine collaboration between humans and AI. 

Dr. Jiao Jiao Li, is harnessing the therapeutic potential of stem cells to address pain.

Distinguished professor’s groundbreaking work was recognised by NSW Premier.

Marintec is geared toward delivering advanced technologies for the maritime industry

Prepare for an Engineering career in tunnelling and underground structure. 

After years of anticipation, quantum computers may offer substantial utility.

Cutting edge technology holds the potential to change the lives of the visually impaired.

Students and industry connect through an impactful internship experience at UTS Tech Lab.

Celebrated for his exceptional ability to transform the lives of vulnerable people