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- Two UQ psychologists appointed to ARC College
- Two professors from The University of Queensland have been recognised as experts in the field of psychology with their recent appointment to the prestigious Australian Research Council (ARC) College.
- 21-Dec-2012
- UQ teaches physics to high school students in the USA
- A physics iLab experiment at The University of Queensland has just welcomed its 8000th student, carrying the University’s name into the science classrooms of North America.
- 21-Dec-2012
- At the solstice: shining light on quantum computers
- An Australian-American team has shone light — literally — onto the question of whether quantum computers are actually more powerful than conventional counterparts.
- 21-Dec-2012
- Social sciences peak body honours for UQ experts
- The strength of social and behavioural sciences at The University of Queensland has been demonstrated by three significant appointments at the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia (ASSA).
- 20-Dec-2012
- UQ staff survey results to drive 2013 discussions
- “Following a resounding and nation-leading result in competitive grants rounds and the recent evaluation of research excellence, the outcomes from a staff survey at The University of Queensland will be a key focus for 2013”, Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Høj says.
- 19-Dec-2012
- UQ PhD graduate continues family tradition
- Graduating with a PhD from The University of Queensland has become a family tradition for Ilan Gobius, her father and grandfather.
- 19-Dec-2012
- Law students help gives young refugees hope for family reunion
- A group of young Afghan refugees has taken a step closer to reuniting with their families with the help of law students from the UQ Pro Bono Centre.
- 19-Dec-2012
- UQ to lead national initiative to personalise breast cancer treatment
- Researchers are working on a solution for a large number of breast cancer patients who do not respond to chemotherapy, using $5 million in new funding.
- 19-Dec-2012
- Funding approved for tuberculosis, HPV research projects
- Papilloma virus infections and superbug tuberculosis strains will come under renewed attack, after the federal government today agreed to support two University of Queensland research projects.
- 18-Dec-2012
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