ALT Sue Lyn Yap studying nanoparticles in a test tube at an RMIT lab.

ALT A cubosome nanoparticle magnified more than 30,000 times, showing its lipids self-assembled into a cubic structure.

ALT The combined clay mix after being heat treated, ready for use as a cement supplement.

ALT The team from left to right: Dr Roshan Jayathilakage, Dr Chamila Gunasekara, Dr David Law, Associate Professor Dilan Robert, Professor Sujeeva Setunge, Dr Yuguo Yu.

ALT Dr Nisal Wanasingha, Professor Namita Roy Choudhury, Professor Naba Dutta and Associate Professor Jitendra Mata with Quokka, the small angle neutron scattering instrument at the Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering. Credit: ANSTO.

ALT RMIT PhD scholar and study first author Thiha Aung inspects the team's neuromorphic vision device.

ALT Some of the team behind the neuromorphic innovation: (L-R) Professor Sumeet Walia, Thiha Aung, Professor Akram Al-Hourani and Dr Taimur Ahmed.

ALT Dr Derek Hao holding a spongy cube with tweezers with one hand and a petri dish in the other while he examines the spongy cube.

ALT Dr Derek Hao holds 9 black spongy cubes in a petri dish.

ALT The invention with a sponge-like material, developed by researchers in Australia and China, absorbs water from the atmosphere and then releases it in a cup using the sun’s energy.

ALT The red-carpeted stage for RMIT Vietnam Graduation, with faculty seated on stage and family and friends seated in front.

ALT Graduand is looking upwards, her graduate cap is decorated with "Thanks Mom . Dad"

ALT Four RMIT Vietnam graduates in their academic gowns, hold their graduate certificates and smile for the camera

ALT Student points at her name on the board that lists the graduates of 2025, she poses with a smile.

ALT A person holding a pill with the Atmo Biosciences logo on it.

ALT Calum Drummond shakes hands with Atmo Biosciences CEO Mal Hebblewhite.

ALT Bowen Street in the sun, there are students at the yellow tables, studying, eating and socialising

ALT A side building profile, with an iconic yellow staircase and postmodern tiling details.

ALT Building 8 exterior, with yellow pipes running down the building.

ALT Building 8 exterior from Bowen Street, the Possum Skin Cloak statue is in the sun, in front of the building

ALT The technology, known as PYROCO, uses high temperatures without oxygen to convert treated sewage (biosolids) into a carbon-rich product called biochar, which can act as a catalyst to produce phenol-rich bio-oil.

ALT RMIT researchers inspect the operation of the PYROCO Mark-2 pilot unit at Melton Water Recycling Plant.

ALT (L-R) Dr Nimesha Rathnayake, Dr Ramandeep Kaur and Professor Kalpit Shah from RMIT University were the lead researchers on the bio-oil project.

ALT (L-R) Dr Ganesh Veluswamy (RMIT researcher), Ross Weston (Engineering Manager, South East Water), Dr Aravind Surapaneni (Principal Scientist, SEW), Eamon Casey (Technical Director, Iota), Profesor Kalpit Shah (Project Lead, RMIT), Dr Ibrahim Hakeem (RMIT researcher) and Dr Savankumar Patel (RMIT researcher) in front of the PYROCO technology.

ALT The team behind the water charging experiment: Dr Joe Berry, Dr Peter Sherrell and PhD scholar Shuaijia Chen (left to right) in a lab at RMIT University.

ALT A set up of an experiment in a lab measuring the electrical charge of water droplets.

ALT A close up of a drop of water on a plastic surface with a syringe going through the droplet. A turquoise light is used.

ALT The team's double lattice structure (left) outperforms the standard re-entrant honeycomb design (right).

ALT Honorary Professor Mike Xie and Dr Jiaming Ma hold a 3D-printed model of the team's double lattice design.

ALT The Centre for Innovative Structures and Materials team behind the study. From left: Honorary Professor Mike Xie, Dr Hongru Zhang, Dr Jiaming Ma, Dr Ngoc San Ha.

ALT A shot down Bowen Street towards Franklin street on a sunny day during O week festivities, there are marquees and lot of students as well as entertainment.

ALT Five students pose and smile for the camera, 3 on the right are wearing bright pink and white flower crowns

ALT Thelma Plum sings into a microphone from the right side profile, her eyes are closed with feeling.

ALT Students dancing to the silent disco with headphones on.

ALT From left to right: Rajeev Roychand, Alec Cameron and Jie Li standing in front of navy curtains while holding their Shaping Australia Award.

ALT From left to right: Terry McEvoy, Alec Cameron, Peggy O'Neal, Mish Eastman and Kylie Dillon stand in front of a large red ribbon at RMIT's new Trades Innovation Centre.

ALT A large red RMIT sign outside the RMIT Trades Innovation Centre.

ALT Audience members at the launch of RMIT's Trades Innovation Centre.

ALT Dr Dawn Wong Lit Wan, Associate Professor Noel Lythgo and Dr Dein Vindigni (left to right) from RMIT’s Digital Health Hub Rehabilitation Project with the PCAST system.

ALT With his well-fitted prosthetic leg and the other support through the RMIT initiative, Painu can tend to his fields and travel to local markets with confidence. Credit: Pusat Rehabilitasi YAKKUM

ALT A prosthetic leg.

ALT Free Diploma of IT student, Vicki Kane, helps an elderly resident with the computer at her workplace, Country Universities Centre Ovens Murry.

ALT Participators of the RMIT Midsumma march mid-march holding up pride banners and flags

ALT RMIT Cheer and Dance squad posing for a photo cheerfully. The photo is taken from a higher vantage point.

ALT 'RMIT Pride' banner with the inclusive flag rainbow pixel and rainbow design is proudly carried down the street by four RMIT community members

ALT Participators of the Midsumma march pose for a group photo at the finish line.