JCU Alumni Madeina David works across all of the Torres Strait, where she collaborates with local Land and Sea Rangers and Traditional Owners to monitor the marine environment.
Madeina (second from the left) working with JCU TropWATER researchers on seagrass monitoring.
Supplied by Madeina David.
Driven by a curiosity for science, JCU PhD graduate Nafisa Tamanna now gets to apply her expertise in real-world scenarios, supporting new engineering projects in the Townsville region.
The JCU Robotics Team will compete in the 2022 Maritime RobotX Challenge. JCU Student and Team Captain Ethan Waters takes us behind the scenes of putting a robot on the seas.
JCU Ideas Lab start-up founder-in-residence Andrew Robinson is on a mission to invest in biodiversity and raise the value of nature in society through innovative technology.
Drone image of the rocky coastline of Etty Bay, Djirbalngan country.
Supplied by Karen Joyce, GeoNadir.
Not only for gamers: A team of JCU IT alumni is using the Unreal Engine, which was made for computer games, to solve problems in the real world.
Geologist and geochemist Dr. Alex McCoy-West researches when and how the continents emerged out of the oceans to create the liveable planet Earth that we know and inhabit today.
JCU Alumni Jennifer McKee is helping farmers of the Far North manage their reporting and recordkeeping with Grower Support, an innovative digital platform that manages compliance with confidence.
After working with animals all across the globe, JCU Alumni Dr Campbell Costello is back on Australian soil running his own veterinary business.
For JCU Alumni Dr Sheridan Lathe, a Bachelor of Veterinary Science didn’t just mean clinic work. Find out how Sheridan uses her degree to treat animals all across the globe.
There are over 1,500 species of gecko worldwide. JCU PhD Candidate Rishab Pillai is exploring the sticky secrets of these small lizards.
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