Our projects

A key feature of the booming IoT is the integration of a wide assortment of technologies, including various standards, proprietary communication protocols and heterogeneous platforms. This PhD thesis is aimed to propose theoretical and systematic solutions to the security of IoT integration.

This project will involve experimental studies and data analyses for important heritage buildings, like the Taj Mahal. It will use a THz broadband imaging system at IIT Delhi, followed by THz s-SNOM spectroscopy facilities at UQ to explore non-invasive detection of sub-surface faults within marble.

Understanding the opportunities of creating resilient and liveable communities through the usage of underground space development and digital engineering by incorporating Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment.

Meningioma is one of the most common central nervous system (CNS) tumors, comprising around 38.3% of all primary brain tumors. Currently there are no treatment available. The project aims to develop novel miRNA based nanotherapeutics for the treatment of Meningioma.

This project works to establish and empirical account of media ownership and market share in India, focusing upon Digital Media Platforms and Network Infrastructure.

This project seeks to provide a comprehensive account of the rapid shift towards digital payments in India. Analysis of market and user data and policy regimes seeks to illustrate key trends at scale and support the development of robust policy recommendations for India's digital economy.

This study aims to explore the impact of Covid-19 on businesses in general and entrepreneurial small and new ventures in particular, and the role of policy making in sustaining these businesses. The comparative context of India and Australia will be explored in the project.

Circularity aims to design out waste and pollution and has become a strategic intent in most of the supply chains. There are techno-economic and policy barriers to its implementation. This research aims to develop a strategic framework for adopting and implementing circularity in textile industry.

Ballistocardiography (BCG) is a non-invasive technology that has been used to record ultra-low-frequency vibrations of the heart generated by cardiac contractions allowing for the measurement of cardiac cycle events. This project comes from a sponsoring Industry Dozee.

Pectin is widely used in food, pharmaceutical or cosmetic industries. Current chemical based extraction processes have low efficiency and cause environmental pollution. Development of a green extraction process with efficient and environmentally friendly manner is crucial in pectin manufacturing.