Grants Recipients
Advance Queensland delivers a range of programs and activities including grants, partnerships, competitions, procurement, events and sponsorships. Discover our published list of recipients of Advance Queensland grant programs. Due to privacy or commercial-in-confidence reasons, details of some recipients are excluded.
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Program | Period | Project | Location | Sector | Amount | Round |
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Research Fellowships | 2017 |
Approaching antigen-presenting cell immunotherapy for cervical cancers using single-cell transcriptomicsDr Zewen Kelvin Tuong |
The University of Queensland | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2017 |
Innovative web-based clinical decision support tool for paediatric brain injuryMr Alex Pagnozzi |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2017 |
Old drug, new cause: fighting arthritis caused by Queensland virusesDr Penny Rudd |
Griffith University | 30,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2017 |
CONSULT: A connectivity-based surgical planning tool, incorporating advanced functional neuroimagingMr Lee Reid |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2017 |
A personalised PSA test for prostate cancer diagnosisDr Srilakshmi Srinivasan |
Queensland University of Technology | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2016 |
Cost-effective restoration of wetlands that protect the Great Barrier ReefDr Fernanda Adame |
Griffith University | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2016 |
Advancement and Commercialisation of Spinifex Nanocellulose Enhanced Rubber ProductsDr Nasim Amiralian |
The University of Queensland | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2016 |
Easily deconstructed spinifex nanofibres for enhancement of high-performance construction materialsDr Pratheep Kumar Annamalai |
The University of Queensland | 300,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2016 |
Identifying sources of fine sediments to protect the GBRDr Zoe Bainbridge |
James Cook University | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2016 |
Satellite Detection of Marine Pollution in the Great Barrier ReefDr David Blondeau-Patissier |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | 180,000 | ||
Research Fellowships | 2016 |
Targeting genome stability in cancerDr Emma Bolderson |
Queensland University of Technology | 300,000 | ||
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Fellowships & PhD Scholarships | 2016 |
An indigenous journey through the 21st century educational landscapes of new metricsMr Troy MestonThe aim is to develop an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) assessment tool that builds upon indigenous learning strengths in order to augment and support indigenous student learning needs. Current, generic assessment methods for assessing indigenous students are not as effective as they could be. The proposed project will explore digital assessment to create a new generation of targeted assessment practice for indigenous learners. |
Griffith University | 120,000 | ||
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Fellowships & PhD Scholarships | 2016 |
Transforming hidden data: An integrative information system for Torres StraitDr Cass HunterWhile scientific understanding of the marine environment of Torres Strait has significantly improved over the last 20 years, much of the data collected remains largely buried and hidden in databases and reports. This project will develop innovative approaches for unlocking the value of extensive biophysical data sets from the Torres Strait through effective spatially explicit visual summaries and comparative views. |
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation | 240,000 | ||
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Fellowships & PhD Scholarships | 2018 |
An innovative framing system for taller timber-framed buildingsDr Craig CowledModern manufacturing capabilities have transformed the scope for engineered timber solutions with timber buildings now being constructed up to eight storeys. This project will develop an innovative high performance timber-framed system to withstand the higher loads that taller buildings experience and deliver a technical design guide for the building industry. |
Queensland University of Technology | 240,000 | ||
Hot DesQ | 2019 |
SunbirdsSunbirds has created a unique autonomous aircraft that harvests solar energy to fly ten times longer and farther than other drones. |
France | Agriculture, Aerospace | 3 | |
Hot DesQ | 2019 |
ParasymParasym is a medical device company developing innovative neurostimulation products that improve quality of life. |
London | Health, medical devices | 3 | |
Hot DesQ | 2019 |
QuestaGameQuestaGame is a global mobile gaming venture that gets people outdoors to discover, learn about, map and protect life on our planet for a sustainable future. |
Canberra | Education, Tourism, Science | 3 | |
Hot DesQ | 2019 |
Smart ReefSmart Reef is creating a digital safety management olatform for snorkel/scuba tourism boats to replace pen and paper signatures currently used for passenger tracking. |
New South Wales | Tourism, IOT | 3 | |
Hot DesQ | 2019 |
TakeMeTourTakeMeTour is the largest peer-to-peer marketplace for local tours and activities in Thailand (and expanding to Southeast Asia) connecting foreign travellers to more than 20,000 local experts from 55 cities via 1-day tour. |
Thailand | Tourism | 3 | |
Hot DesQ | 2019 |
HotelFlexHotelFlex helps hotels generate revenue from unsold rooms. |
London | Tourism | 3 |