The Queensland Defence Science Alliance (QDSA) is excited to announce that Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the 2025 Collaborative Research Grants (CRG) will open on 7 July 2025. This is an excellent opportunity for researchers and industry partners to secure up to $250,000 in funding for projects that align with Defence priority areas. Why participate…
Learn more about how the QDSA 2024 CRG Program, along with FAQs discussed during the briefing and networking event.
The QDSA Showcase Event, held in October 2023, provided an opportunity for the Alliance and its key stakeholders to hear research updates from recent QDSA grant and funding recipients. The event brought together more than 30 stakeholders, including Government and Defence representatives, QDSA member universities, and recipients of QDSA grants and funding from throughout the…
PLEASE NOTE: Stage 1 – Expressions of Interest are now closed. QDSA is pleased to announce Expressions of Interest for the 2023 Collaborative Research Grants are now open. With a firm focus on collaboration and up to $250,000 available per grant, this funding will help accelerate new projects through to capability in key Defence priority…
QDSA is proud to continue its financial support of some of the state’s sharpest research minds. Here are the six (6) recipients of our 2022 HDR Capability Grants program whose projects will see the initiation and development of Defence partnerships and capability advancement within academia spanning quantum, health, AI and hypersonics. In 2022, we awarded…
QDSA Collaborative Research Grants With so much activity already underway in the QDSA office, today we have the pleasure of another big announcement! We are extremely pleased to announce the launch of the inaugural QDSA Collaborative Research Grants. Much planning has gone into this program, and we cannot wait to witness the progress of successfully…
What Are QDSA HDR Capability Grants? In June of 2021, QDSA were pleased to announce the inaugural launch of a program that provides grants to recipients who are completing higher degree research (HDR). This program is the first funding initiative offered by QDSA and has already seen 3 successful recipients enjoying the benefits this kind…
In 2021 QDSA were pleased to offer HDR Grants to three successful recipients. Our grants are available at a rate of one per member university annually. As we begin 2022, we are looking forward to accepting a new round of submissions and recognising the efforts of talented and hardworking researchers across Queensland. This article looks at the successful 2021 submission of Lachlan Noller, who represents member university, the University of Southern Queensland, and aims…
2021 QDSA HDR Grant Recipient James Williamson – Recently we announced the three successful 2021 recipients of QDSA HDR Grants. This article looks at the submission by candidate James Williamson, who is representing member university, the University of Queensland. James Williamson – University of Queensland Project: Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lower-limb Exoskeletons James’ and his team are…
QDSA 2021 HDR Capability Grant Recipients – QDSA is the facilitator of a wonderful opportunity for higher degree research (HDR) students across Queensland in the form of funding through capability grants. We are pleased to be able to offer one grant to an eligible candidate from each of our seven Member universities per calendar year. …
