Science Futures

Research areas


Funding aims

The Science Futures Foundation has a number of long-term funding aims.

How you can help

We are seeking the help of visionary individuals and organisations to help us build on our tradition of excellence in scientific research.

Meeting the Challenges:
Increasing our Global Standing

The Science Futures Foundation is committed to engaging with scientific research and teaching at the highest level, producing science graduates who can meet global challenges.

The University has established the Science Futures Foundation to expand its experimental and theoretical research development in a number of areas where it is already achieving international scientific breakthroughs including:

  1. Tropical Microbiology
  2. Medical and Industrial Physics
  3. Developmental Biology
  4. Sleep Science
  5. Sport Science
  6. Neuropsychological Health
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