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Project DIG delivers innovative research projects that allow digital exploration, revealing new and exciting information for scientists, experts and leaders worldwide.
Building a Coral Bank to inform our understanding and conservation efforts of the Great Barrier Reef.
Dr Espen Knutsen explores how Cretaceous marine reptiles from Queensland have changed over time.
Queensland Museum Network researchers used new digital technology to 3-D scan each bone of Australotitan cooperensis.
Identifying patterns of diversity in Brigalow Belt species to understand the impacts of past climate change.
Dr Paul Oliver combines genomic and CT scanning to understand the diversity and history of Queensland’s rainforests.
Our researchers have discovered unexpected cryptic genetic diversity of Lerista Skinks.
Legless lizard research paints a picture of evolutionary history of Queensland animals and plants.
Queensland Museum Network researchers are working to identify mysterious footprints in Central Queensland.
Exploring predator-prey relationships from Australia’s Pleistocene.
Our researchers are uncovering microscopic details using a scanning electron microscope.
Discover the supersized creatures that roamed ancient Queensland 40,000 years ago and what drove them to extinction.
From real to virtual, 3D scanning technologies unleash museum collections for a global audience.
Bringing hidden treasures in the State Collection to light using 3D scanning.
From black and white negatives to films and artefact illustrations, our researchers are digitising HMS Pandora's legacy.