Science

Scientists from RMIT University and Riga Technical University in Latvia have shown that static change left on surfaces can be controlled, which may have big benefits for companies needing to avoid the little zap in production of common household goods.

RMIT researchers have turned coffee waste into 3D-printed architectural forms, opening a potential pathway towards more sustainable, low-carbon construction. The project brings together scientific, architectural and engineering expertise.

The partners marked a milestone event in Madrid, highlighting joint research activity and opportunities for future collaboration.

Since 2021, RMIT has partnered with Catalonia's leading technology centre on initiatives spanning doctoral training, industry engagement and collaborative research.

The research collaboration will generate knowledge to inform more sustainable water management practices through nature-based solutions.

A 178-year-old mystery surrounding one of the earliest recorded examples of space weather affecting technology has been solved by an international research team.

RMIT researchers have crafted a wildfire jacket prototype from mycelium leather, testing whether fungi‑based materials could help shape the next generation of protective clothing.

The first Australian study of PFAS – so called “forever chemicals” – in rainwater has found safe concentrations of the chemicals according to the NHMRC Australian Drinking Water Guidelines.