Top Stories
Satellites reveal shark behaviour
- Beach-goers will be better protected from shark attacks, thanks to a study using satellite technology to track tiger sharks.
PhD student Bonnie Holmes said her research would improve our knowledge of tiger sharks, as well as explain why their numbers are decreasing in south-east Queensland waters.
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Ipswich teacher makes final cut in short film competition
- Josh Darrah, from UQ Ipswich, has won Best Director for his entry in the 2008 Reel Mad Short Film Festival.
African adventure makes a great read
- Annette Henderson has cared for orphaned apes and trekked across Africa, and has now written a book about her life.
Older people pump iron for good health
- People over 65 should try resistance training to improving quality of life, according to a UQ study.
Olympic gold in swimmer's sights
- Science student Melanie Schlanger is counting the days until her debut in the Australian Olympic swim team.
Research
- UQ researcher wins National Drug and Alcohol Award
- Nursing homes a popular option in Taiwan
- Space researcher ready to take off for NASA
- Satellite tracking technology to shed light on shark behaviour
- Moving with the times: moving species to save them from extinction
- The benefits of a little resistance for older adults
- More Research News
Teaching & Learning
- Languages opening new doors
- Knowledge democrat to head Australia’s first CEIT of learning
- Green is the language of UQ’s $54M facility
- Innovative course brings theory and practice together
- Brain battle looms for top 100
- UQ blends with Canada and UK for learning conference
- More Teaching & Learning News
