News in UTS Engineering and Information Technology

UTS scientists create breakthrough tool to improve bone health.

UTS delivers a sustainable aquaculture and living-water management systems in Vietnam.

International partnership delivers cutting edge search and rescue technology in Vietnam.

Professor Peta Wyeth announced as the new dean of the Faculty of Engineering and IT.

Two more successful mobility visits under EU’s NAWA PROM program

Twelve students complete International Workshop on Agile Management for Industry 4.0

A Q&A with award-winning biomedical engineer Jiao Jiao Li.

A recycling robo-bin may help to solve the circular economy gap.

Celebrating all the achievements and stories of the women that make the WiEIT community.

Improving the effectiveness of dry powder inhalers in treating lung diseases.

With industry partner Reejig™, UTS sets a new benchmark in trust and ethics for AI.

Innovation awards for blockchain, broadband and BotVision !

Research collaboration pushes the boundaries of low-carbon concrete technology.

Heating your home this winter could be the source of toxic smoke

UTS COVID-19 Student Responders 3D printed 300+ face shields for PNG medical services.

Law and data science have an important role in advancing and ensuring gender equality

A new tobacco product aims to “change society and deliver a better, smoke-free future”.

Fuzzy researcher Distinguished Professor Jie Lu to use Australian Laureate Fellowship to develop algorithms that transform data-drive decision...

New joint research cluster in India to grow the scale and impact of research in AI

New collaborative space pioneering research and practical solutions

Know-how and know-why deliver insights and innovations for business solutions

CROC, SPIR, WuMBot: some of our world-leading intelligent robots

Positive action to encourage greater gender diversity in engineering and IT

UTS finalists for the 2019 Eureka Prizes represent an eclectic mix of expertise and application

UTS engineering students design a high-speed rail solution to Sydney's congestion issues.

Mitchell Tuck shares his top learnings from the UTS Summer Studio experience.

A high five for all research efforts and achievements above world standard!

Challenging conventional ideas about construction in seismic zones 

The Sydney Quantum Academy to be a global leader in quantum computing development

Smart tech to improve beach safety and usability