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The power of bananas revealed
The thought of powering your house on banana waste may sound a little unrealistic, but, two years ago, UQ researcher, Associate Professor Bill Clarke, proved it was a possibility.
Tuition fee-waivers for selected research projectsUQ's School of Engineering is waiving postgraduate research study fees for outstanding international students to help fill engineering research gaps in Australia.
$15M grant the hot ticket to pollution-free energy$15M grant the hot ticket to pollution-free energy
Harnessing an untapped energy source which has the capacity to power Australia for 6000 years will be the focus of a new centre at The University of Queensland...
Free study for engineering researchersUQ's School of Engineering is waiving postgraduate research study fees for outstanding international students to help fill engineering research gaps in Australia.
The School of Engineering wi...
Industry partnership to meet increasing demand for geotechnical engineersIndustry partnership to meet increasing demand for geotechnical engineers
(From left) Professor Williams, Mr Watt and UQ Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Greenfield The University of Queensland has ...
New technology to reduce large-scale emissionsNew technology to reduce large-scale emissions
A novel technology to trap large-scale greenhouse gas emissions caused by coal mining and power generation is being developed by a University of Queensl...
UQ and Rio Tinto join mining forcesUQ and Rio Tinto join mining forces
Rio Tinto and The University of Queensland (UQ) have signed a five-year $2 million partnership to address skills shortages in the mining engineering sector within Queensland....
No hiding for child abusersNo hiding for child abusers
People who shake children hard enough to cause brain damage may soon be unable to hide behind false defences in court, thanks to new UQ research.
Researche...
UQ engineers a better world UQ engineers a better world
The University of Queensland has committed to fighting global poverty after launching a new partnership with Engineers Without Borders Australi...
Safe launch for scramjet experiment Safe launch for scramjet experiment
The safe launch of the HyCAUSE engine A scramjet experiment involving The Univer...
Support for innovative research in metals manufacturingSupport for innovative research in metals manufacturing
Developing cheaper, smarter, environmentally sensitive products and processes for the metals manufacturing industry will be made possible by fu...
Marine weed threatens waterwaysMarine weed threatens waterways
Ms Burfeind with the weed A marine weed native to Moreton Bay is overgrowing waterways around Australia, in California and throughout the Mediterranean Sea.
New degrees power Smart StateNew degrees power Smart State
Executive Dean of the Faculty of EPSA Professor Stephen Walker (left) and Minister for Mines and Energy The Honourable Geoff Wilson, MP Australia's first postgraduate degrees desig...
Students to engineer a better future for disadvantagedStudents to engineer a better future for disadvantaged
Almost 900 University of Queensland students will use their skills to help others when they take part in the inaugural
Call for papers for World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2008Submit abstracts for the World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2008
Dr Andrew Dicks of the UQ School of Engineering invites abstracts for research papers and posters for the World Hydrogen Ener...
UQ pays tribute to civil engineers UQ has honoured its Civil Engineering graduates from 1955 at the launch of a book of their life stories.
Civil 55 documents the diverse and colourful achievements of the group, who, since 1955 have made many contributions ...
Engineering a waste breakthrough for tourism industry UQ engineering researchers are driving a sustainable solution to the problem of waste caused by tourism.
Beth Rounsefell and Simon Tannock from the University's
UQ graduate named 2007 National Professional Engineer of the Year Brisbane-based chemical engineer, Leeanne Bond, has been declared the Engineers Australia 2007 National Professional Engineer of the Year.
Ms Bond's prestigious award was announced at the 2007 Australian Engineering Excellence Awards dinner...
UQ graduate wins QRC annual Resources Awards for Women
UQ’s Engineering Learning Centre short-listed in Interior Design AwardsThe University of Queensland’s First Year Engineering Learning Centre has been short-listed in the 2008 Australian
Young engineers experience PNG
Environmental Engineering Sustainability Seminar - being held today
School staff make submission to the Garnaut Review on Climate Change
QGEC Submission to the Garnaut Review on Climate Change
Professor Hal Gurgenci
Interim Director, Queensland Geothermal Energy Centre of Excellence
NASA partnership launched
Excellence rewarded with Dean's Excellence Scholarships
Hypersonics research boosted with new appointments
UQ researchers make breakthrough in renewable energy materials
Engineers and journalists join forces
Assessment Coversheets section of School website is currently offlineThe Assessment Coversheets section of the School's website is currently offline while it is being upgraded.
Please contact the School of Engineering if you have an...
UQ and Rio Tinto Alcan on winning streak
UQ researchers improve foods for the elderly
Engineering Information Session 2008
Scramjet engine listed as best thing since sliced bread by news.com.auThe scramjet engine developed by The University of Queensland has been listed as one of the 'best things since sliced bread' in a feature currently on the www.news.com.au website.