An Australian company is developing a salmonella vaccine aimed at bringing about a major improvement in cattle productivity.
15 November 2004Concrete cancer often ruins the budgets of coastal renovations but a new test to grade concrete coatings should provide homeowners with more protection.
15 November 2004The University of Queensland will have three finalists in this year’s Australian Awards for University Teaching, to be announced at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday, November 30.
15 November 2004University of Queensland researchers have been awarded more than $15 million as part of the latest round of National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Project Grant funding announced this week.
12 November 2004Building ‘learning communities’ is the focus of The University of Queensland’s third annual UQ Teaching and Learning Week, next week [November 15-19].
12 November 2004V8 Supercar driver Mark Winterbottom has put a University of Queensland student race car through its paces at the Mount Cotton Driver Training Centre.
11 November 2004Australian diagnostics company Panbio is able to identify rare and dangerous diseases more efficiently by using antibodies it has licensed from The University of Queensland.
11 November 2004The University of Queensland will exchange students, research and resources with Japan’s biotech capital Osaka after signing an international agreement.
10 November 2004People with disability in Australia are falling further behind in society, suffering financially, socially and emotionally, according to a new book.
10 November 2004A particularly special Remembrance Day service will be held at The University of Queensland (UQ) Gatton this Thursday November 11, 60 years since the departure from the campus of the first US Army Hospital established in Australia.
8 November 2004Researchers from The University of Queensland will collaborate with Dr Craig Venter, the US scientist who helped crack the human genetic code, during his six-month visit to Queensland as part of his quest to define the origins and diversity of life.
8 November 2004A University of Queensland graduate, who was inspired to further his interest in economic development after working with a humanitarian group, has been chosen as the 2005 Queensland Rhodes Scholar.
5 November 2004Biotechnology Australia and The University of Queensland’s Institute for Molecular Bioscience will host a free public forum discussing the future impact of biotechnology on our society.
5 November 2004The University of Queensland is a breast feeding friendly university, an employer of choice for women and now an Elite Athlete Friendly University.
5 November 2004Putting greens are making way for wildlife shelters as part of a visionary environmental project at The University of Queensland's Gatton Campus.
5 November 2004Three University of Queensland first-year engineering students have each received $6000 power industry bursaries to assist them with their studies.
3 November 2004When UQ student Anna Sheldon failed to make the national orienteering team she took up a new challenge – to read maps from the seat of her mountain bike.
3 November 2004Before reality TV, trashy magazines, computer games or Quentin Tarantino movies, many Australians in the 1940s and 50s received their popular culture fix from a different type of “pulp fiction”.
1 November 2004The University of Queensland has boosted its collection of Chinese antiquities with 20 new pieces donated from Hong Kong medical specialist and UQ graduate Dr Nat Yuen.
29 October 2004Meatworkers from some of Australia’s leading abattoirs are turning professional in a move to keep the industry at the forefront of food safety systems and ahead of the global competition.
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