Pozible research at James Cook U

James Cook U has two research crowd-funding campaigns, via Pozible

Mohan Jacob and Graham Brodie need $20 000 for work on scaling-up microwave technology for resource recovery, including plastic.

Tasmin Rymer is looking for $5000 to assess which native species are most resilient to environmental change.

Cynics suggest the university could fund the research if it was not appealing its loss in Peter Ridd’s unfair dismissal Federal Court case, but what can you expect from cynics?

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