University of Queensland researchers are breaking new ground in rainforest regeneration.
22 July 2009The University of Queensland’s annual Great Court race celebrated a quarter of a century this year with a strong field of athletes and plenty of competition.
2 July 2009
Touched by the stories of Australia’s stolen generations, UQ PhD graduate Helene van Klinken felt she could not let the tales of displaced East Timorese children go untold.
12 May 2009
The former Deputy Secretary of the Australian Government’s Department of Health and Ageing, Philip Davies, will join The University of Queensland’s School of Population Health as Professor of Health Systems and Policy.
30 March 2009In response to recent cases of human trafficking in Far North Queensland, UQ researchers are visiting Townsville and Cairns this week to investigate and present preliminary findings at public forums. The Cairns public forum is tonight.
6 February 2009
A group of researchers led by scientists from the London Centre for Nanotechnology, in collaboration with a University of Queensland researcher, have discovered a way of using tiny nano-probes to help understand how an antibiotic is effective...
4 February 2009Brisbane medical specialists will use patient images and information captured by a new $1.5 million mobile health screening service to diagnose and treat Indigenous children living hundreds of kilometres away.
7 December 2008Cheaper energy sources and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions are among the key benefits of the Centre for Organic Photonics and Electronics (COPE), which opens at The University of Queensland next week.
13 November 2008In a commentary in The Lancet, The University of Queensland’s Professor Alan Lopez argues that the World Health Organization (WHO) must allocate more funds to non-communicable diseases and injury prevention.
31 October 2008The University of Queensland has recruited a world expert in imaging to establish a centre that will use the latest scanning technology to work on cures for some of the most debilitating human diseases.
27 October 2008UQ journalism lecturer Heather Stewart jumped at the chance to follow an Australian volunteer eye clinic team to East Timor earlier this year, and has recently published her first book about the experience.
21 October 2008Standing at a height of four storeys, Out of Mind, the contemporary artwork on display in UQ’s Queensland Brain Institute, is certainly not out of sight.
30 September 2008Australia and Canada's records in combating human trafficking were among the worst in the developed world, according to a University of Queensland researcher.
22 September 2008UQ researchers will reveal the myths and realities of human trafficking in Australia at a public forum on September 22.
10 September 2008The University of Queensland will be at the forefront of renewed global efforts to eliminate malaria, thanks to a new, AusAID-funded support centre at its School of Population Health.
5 September 2008If crossing the Sahara Desert in a Kombi van, dodging civil war and interacting with great apes sounds like an adventure and a half you may want to read Annette Henderson’s memoir.
15 July 2008The UQ Ipswich campus will affirm its commitment to the Ipswich community and the arts when it officially launches its sponsorship and naming rights of The University of Queensland Gallery on July 8.
4 July 2008This year’s historic Great Court Race saw new champions earn a place as The University of Queensland’s fastest athletes.
16 June 2008Global development and construction company Laing O’Rourke will work with experts from UQ Business School to further embed sustainable business practices throughout the organisation.
4 June 2008UQ researcher Professor Thomas Marwick has generously donated 14 automatic external defibrillators recently used in a medical trial to the University.
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