An inner-city renaissance is occurring in many of Brisbane's inner-city areas according to a new report by researchers at The University of Queensland to be launched at a joint Brisbane Development Association and Brisbane Institute launch tomorrow...
9 August 2000Ground-breaking studies of bone cancer in dogs have earned two prestigious awards for a University of Queensland PhD student at the World Small Animal Veterinary Conference held recently in Amsterdam.
8 August 2000The University of Queensland's T.C. Beirne School of Law mooting team has been ranked first in the world for the third consecutive year at the prestigious Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot.
27 April 2000A University of Queensland researcher has developed the first known test of children's nous with a mouse.
10 January 2000Chief Scientist for the Queensland Department of Primary Industries Dr Joe Baker will be guest speaker at one of two University of Queensland graduation ceremonies tomorrow, Wednesday, December 15.
15 December 1999The University of Queensland has become the first Australian university to introduce awards recognising outstanding performance and leadership potential among research staff.
3 August 1999Clinical trials are under way in Australia, China and the United States to test vaccines using technology developed by University of Queensland researchers against cervical cancer and genital warts.
24 June 1999University of Queensland staff have their first chance to show they can hot-foot it with the younger brigade in the 15th Alpine World Great Court Race tomorrow (Wednesday, May 26.)
25 May 1999Former Queensland Premier Wayne Goss has been appointed an adjunct professor with the University of Queensland's T.C. Beirne School of Law.
1 February 1999The University of Queensland, which earlier this year was named Australia's University of the Year, has scored an unprecedented double by winning three 1998 Australian Awards for University Teaching - the most by any Australian university.
23 November 1998Establishing close and co-operative relationships with the legal profession, the judiciary and the wider community is a priority for the new head of the University of Queensland's T.C. Beirne School of Law, Dr Tony Tarr.
5 November 1998First there was one, and now there are six baby koalas - the world's first marsupial offspring born following artificial insemination of their mothers
27 October 1998Finalists from 78 schools will attend the State finals of the Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Minds at the University of Queensland in Brisbane on Sunday, September 13.
9 September 1998The battle to beat skin cancer is now being fought in the prams, pushchairs and pre-schools of Queensland.
19 August 1998University of Queensland students are expected to meet an estimated quarter of a million visitors at the RNA Animal Nursery at the Royal Queensland Show from August 6 to 15 in Brisbane.
22 July 1998University of Queensland researchers are taking the first steps towards developing a drug which prevents osteoporosis but has minimal side effects.
16 December 1997The University of Queensland will have a strong presence at this year's Royal Queensland Show from August 7 to 16.
31 July 1997The Australian Association for Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy conference will be held at the Carlton Crest Hotel from July 5 to 9.
9 July 1997Children living with their mothers in Australian prisons are subjected to prison practices including daily 'muster' parades and lock-ins, according to research undertaken at the University of Queensland.
23 June 1997Breakthrough research linking the brain to lower back pain will revolutionise the treatment of back pain and understanding how the brain works, according to University of Queensland researchers.
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