GCI's challenge-based research networks are underpinned by capabilities across a range of disciplines alongside external stakeholders to develop a wholistic approach to research challenges.
The Global Change Institute fosters the development of pathways to research impact, and works to progress that development.
GCI is currently developing research networks around: digital health, next-generation workplaces, and protected cropping.
Development of far-reaching research impact is also under way in GCI's Collaborative Research Initiatives (CRIs).
Selected after consultation with UQ research leaders, these initiatives include world-leading investigation in areas such as:
- Sexual and gendered violence
- Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Environment and Animals
- Building better cities
- Energy cost and security, and
- 360 Kids.
We plan to announce details regarding the parameters, objectives and research networks of these CRIs in early 2022.
