Enabling children from remote communities to study at night will be one impact of a University of Queensland partnership that has attracted $1 million from the Australian government, and matching funding from India.
The new lighting technology research agreement between UQ and Indian partner institutes could also potentially cut electricity costs for consumers and develop next-generation photo sensors for digital cameras.
UQ Fellow Dr Ebinazar Namdas from the School of Mathematics and Physics said he was looking forward to UQ collaborating with premier Indian research agencies for initiatives utilising organic semiconductors.
