Research Centres

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At Universiti Teknologi Brunei (UTB), research is driven by purpose, innovation, and impact. Our Research Centres serve as strategic platforms for interdisciplinary collaboration, applied research, and national development. These centres complement UTB’s academic strengths and research thrusts, focusing on areas of significance to Brunei and the region.

 

Centre for Transport Research (CfTR)

Established in 2011, CfTR is Brunei’s leading research centre dedicated to transport systems across land, air, and water. The centre conducts policy studies, transport modelling, and intelligent transport systems research, with a strong focus on road safety, traffic engineering, and geotechnics. CfTR works closely with national stakeholders to support evidence-based transport planning and strategy development.

 

Centre for Research on Agri-Food Science and Technology (CrAFT)

CrAFT is UTB’s hub for agrifood innovation, integrating smart technologies with sustainable agricultural practices. The centre supports national food security goals through research in smart farming, food safety, and nutrition. CrAFT also complements UTB’s Food Science and Technology programme and engages in collaborative projects with government and industry.

 

Centre for Green Technology and Sustainability Research (GreenTeXS)

GreenTeXS leads UTB’s efforts in environmental sustainability and green innovation. The centre brings together expertise from across disciplines to address challenges such as renewable energy, waste management, aquaculture, and climate resilience. Projects include vertical rice farming, landfill emission mitigation, and sustainable urban development.

 

Collaboration & Impact

UTB’s Research Centres actively engage with:

  • Government agencies
  • Industry partners
  • International research institutions
  • Local communities

Together, we aim to generate solutions that support Brunei Vision 2035 and contribute to the global Sustainable Development Goals.

Interested in collaboration or learning more?

Visit each centre’s page for details.