Research innovation

如今，我们认为wi-fi是理所当然的, but 20 years ago Macquarie University was working at the forefront of wireless technologies and, 与CSIRO合作, 开发了我们今天知道的宽带wi-fi.

For the past ten-years, 我们与澳大利亚国家橄榄球联盟合作, to developing ethics-based education programs to counter antisocial and violent behaviour off the field. 我们还进行了广泛的研究, 包括谷歌澳大利亚, work on the cultural and social impacts of social and online media, including...

Macquarie’s culture of collaboration leads to groundbreaking technological advances in testing for waterborne parasites giardia and cryptosporidium. These advances have since been rolled out on a global scale and are keeping drinking water safe for hundreds of millions of people daily.

The Macquarie University Special Education Centre developed the world’s first special education model for children and their families, 向世界证明了没有孩子是不可教育的, 不管他们有多迟. The Macquarie program has been rolled out internationally with significant, long-lasting impacts.

A team of researchers have discovered the first biomarker – a chemical identified in the blood – enabling a simple blood test to rapidly and accurately determine, 准确率在85%到95%之间, 患者患有哪种类型的多发性硬化症.

Researchers set out to build bridges between economic theory and art and culture. 在社会中生存和发展, artists and art organisations must acknowledge the larger economic dimensions in which they exist. The larger economic benefits of art and culture can and should be taken into account in society.

Macquarie researchers have developed online treatments for mental health conditions that are providing cost-effective access to advice and support for people living in remote parts of Australia.

Macquarie developed the trailblazing technology that allowed the relay Olympic torches from the Sydney Olympic Games and the Athens Olympic Games to burn brightly from Greece to Asia, 沿着中国的长城，最终到达澳大利亚.

自1972年成立以来, 麦考瑞法学院帮助制定了反恐法, 信息自由法, consumer laws, 分类方案, 以及选举资金支出和披露. 通过法医调查法律和政策的起源, Macquarie researchers are informing law reform to better serve the Australian community.

The House of Aboriginality developed by Professor Vivien Johnson and her students at Macquarie, played a key role in helping the wider community to understand the rights of Aboriginal artists under Australian law. The course was the first in Australia to identify and investigate copyright infringements involving Aboriginal art.

Anxiety disorders affect more than three million Australians – from young children to adults – every year. The Cool Kids program was developed to give kids the coping skills to better manage their anxiety.

A new discovery of time-dimension nanophotonics has opened the way to untapped potential in non-invasive cancer diagnosis, rapid pathogen detection and invisible coding for identification of authentic pharmaceuticals, 护照和钞票.