Dow centre

Chemical engineers have found a way to fabricate film-thin membranes imbued with super strength that could extend the durability of decarbonisation technologies.

Independent analysis of Australia’s path to net zero has found progress is being made, but transitioning to renewable energy and cleaner industry and transport needs to happen much faster to reach the 2050 target.

On 30 October 2025, the UQ Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation hosted an interactive Research Translation Workshop at the Andrew N. Liveris Building.

The UQ-developed technology absorbs carbon dioxide and generates electricity.

Researchers at UQ's Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation have built a generator that absorbs carbon dioxide to make electricity.

UQ researcher Dr Mike Tebyetekerwa has designed technology that delivers cleaner, industry-grade hydrogen peroxide using only water and air.

Queensland’s path to net-zero emissions and the role of hydrogen were the topic of an insightful seminar hosted by the UQ Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation and the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering (ATSE) at the University of Queensland (UQ).

The University of Queensland had the privilege of hosting Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov, a Nobel Laureate whose work has been at the forefront of material science innovation.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and GrapheneX commit to building the research capacity needed to develop the Green Hydrogen industry in Queensland.