Swinburne University of Technology

Researchers at Swinburne University of Technology have developed a telerobotic heart scan system to make cardiac imaging more accessible across Australia

Sustainable engineering, supported by international collaboration, is key to reducing global carbon emissions and advancing climate action

Partnerships between industry and academia are essential for achieving pragmatic and impactful innovation

Researchers at Swinburne University of Technology are committed to sharing their research achievements with the public to engage new generations of explorers

Swinburne’s supercomputer has a processing capacity millions of times beyond a regular computer’s, for analysing space, medical and environmental data.

Launching in 2025, a new Swinburne-led research hub will accelerate Australia’s digital manufacturing through AI and IoT-powered digital tech.

A new research report presented in Parliament House details how child support is being weaponised against single mothers and their children. The Swinburne led report analyses results of a survey of nearly 700 single mothers. Lead author and Swinburne child support academic Professor Kay Cook says that government systems should not harm people.

Submarines could self-identify microcracks and self-heal using a new carbon fibre reinforced polymer composites designed by Swinburne researchers.

More than half of LGBTIQA+ young people in Australia have witnessed homophobia and discrimination in community-based sport.

New Swinburne-led study reveals how much time you should be sitting, sleeping, standing and moving each day for optimal health.

Swinburne has co-designed innovative products to transform everyday tasks for end-users, including people with a disability.

Swinburne launches world-first project to investigate virtual sailing as an exercise-based therapy to manage Major Depressive Disorder (MDD).

Swinburne is leading a $4.9 million world-first trial to evaluate whether patients can drive safely while on prescribed medical cannabis.

Swinburne researchers have created an innovative new hydrogen storage technology that could lead to safer, lighter and faster zero emissions transport.

A $3 million Swinburne-led project will embed dynamic wireless charging technology into roads, to accelerate Australia’s electric vehicle sector.

Swinburne researchers are investigating ways to decarbonise the steelmaking process using magnetite ores, hydrogen, ammonia and renewable electricity.

An experiment developed by Swinburne astrophysicists and high school students has blasted off to space, containing three species of fungi.

Swinburne-led research has uncovered the secrets of Earth’s closest neutron star – spinning as fast as a blender and on the brink of becoming a black hole.

A Swinburne astrophysicist who discovered fast radio bursts has received Australia’s most prestigious science award for his pioneering work.