4 additive-manufacturing positions at Griffith University

Human in the loop evaluation of bone strain during rehabilitation

Design and Manufacturing Technologies (ADaPT) Institute. ADaPT research is unique by breaking down barriers between silo disciplines, and research collaborators to identify and provide solutions

A miniaturised laser manipulator for ultra-precise and pain-free dentistry

disciplines, while our network of more than 200,000 graduates extends worldwide. We have world-class facilities for micro- and nanotechnology and advanced manufacturing. The team has over 30 years of experience

Aboriginal Rock Art and Cultural Heritage Management

of a large interdisciplinary team to carry out research strongly geared towards ethical engagement with Indigenous communities, tangible outcomes with both research and industry relevance, and the

Applying co-design methodologies to develop rehabilitation technologies for spinal cord injuries

strong focus on innovation, interdisciplinarity, translation and impact, and we contribute to a wide range of partnerships and engagements with clinical, government, NGO, industry and community