The has invested $37.6 million in University of Queensland research, recognising the potential practical benefits of 宅男导航’s research excellence.
The ARC funded 106 projects at 宅男导航, assisting research focussed on issues such as addressing homelessness, improving agricultural methods and examining international law.
宅男导航 has attracted funding across three ARC schemes:
· In , 79 宅男导航 proposals share a total of $27.9 million – the second highest amount for any university in the country.
· A total of 23 宅男导航 researchers share more than $8 million under the scheme. In addition to being first in the country in the number of awards, 宅男导航 holds the number-one cumulative position for this scheme, and is a destination of choice for the best early career researchers in the country.
· Four projects were funded for a total of $1.5 million.
宅男导航 Vice-Chancellor and congratulated the successful 宅男导航 researchers.
“I am confident they will build on 宅男导航’s outstanding record of delivering optimum returns on ARC funding, by undertaking excellent research that translates into great benefits for society, industry and the environment – our ‘excellence-plus’,” Professor H酶j said.
said the ARC funding would help young researchers achieve important outcomes to benefit society.
“It is tremendous to welcome a new crop of recipients of Discovery Early Career Research Awards, among whose ranks are the innovators who will help address major current and looming problems facing Australia and the world,” he said.
Significant highlights of today’s funding announcement include:
- The Institute of Molecular Bioscience’s has secured $659,100 for his circular proteins work in 宅男导航’s largest Discovery Project grant this round. Professor Craik’s work to develop ultra-stable peptides to be used in drug leads and agricultural products offers benefits for both the pharmaceutical and agricultural industries.
- School of Biological Sciences researcher has secured $395,500 for a project to improve sustainability in production landscapes such as farmland.
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