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African adventure makes a great read
- Annette Henderson has cared for orphaned gorillas and chimpanzees, trekked across Africa and is now about to release a book about her adventures.
The conservationist and former staff member from UQ's School of English, Media Studies and Art History graduated with a Master of Philosophy (Creative Writing) degree last week.
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New group empowers youth to implement change
- UQ students are set to bridge the divide through new advocacy group, Youth Without Borders.
Baby's smile lights up mother's brain
- A UQ researcher has found a baby's smile can trigger more than just a fuzzy feeling for a new mother.
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 Melanie's sights
- Science student Melanie Schlanger is counting the days until her debut in the Australian Olympic swim team.
Research
- Moving with the times: moving species to save them from extinction
- The benefits of a little resistance for older adults
- Electrifying mind matter part of new UQ research
- Languages opening new doors
- UQ research discovers the power of Asian media
- UQ recognises distinguished US scholar
- 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
