Growing up in the shadows of a large aluminium smelter in central Norway has had a profound effect on the research interests and achievements of Dr Arne Dahle.
12 September 2001You've heard of blue jeans, blue suede shoes, blue moons, true blue and Blue Poles but what about blue rats?
8 August 2001University of Queensland graduates under the age of 25 and available for full-time work have again achieved outstanding employment rates and high graduate salaries.
8 August 2001The University of Queensland is holding an intensive weekend course of introductory Egyptian hieroglyphic classes for members of the public from Friday July 6 to Sunday, July 8.
4 July 2001An ethereal masterpiece by Johann Sebastian Bach which was lost to the world in the 18th century will be sung for the first time in Queensland at a special service at The University of Queensland next week.
24 April 2001The mystery 'boom' that hit the sunshine coast of Queensland on Thursday afternoon about 3.15 pm will remain a mystery until reports of the incident can be analysed.
23 April 2001Are you lusting for a copy of Mrs Beeton's cookbook, The Thoughts of Chairman Mao, or needing a comprehensive encyclopaedia of the military weapons of the 20th century?
17 April 2001A 1727 edition of Milton's Paradise Lost will be among items for sale at The University of Queensland Alumni Association's biennial rare book auction on April 20
10 April 2001Participants in The University of Queensland's Hong Kong graduation ceremony on March 18 will include the first round of graduates of the University's innovative Technology Management Program.
16 March 2001Market stalls, music, a free barbecue and an outside broadcast from FM Radio Triple M will usher in Orientation 2001 on the UQ Ipswich campus next week [Monday, February 26 to Thursday, March 1].
21 February 2001Students undertaking Year 12 this year will descend on The University of Queensland this month for the popular annual Leo Howard Vacation School.
8 January 2001Chief Executive of Lonely Planet Publications Steve Hibbard will discuss the company's award-winning website (www.lonelyplanet.com.au) attracting two million visitors a month at an international conference to be held in Brisbane in mid-December.
7 December 2000University of Queensland botanists believe pioneering physiological profiling will help ensure the survival of rare plants from the lowland tropical forests of the Daintree by identifying why they are unique.
7 December 2000School groups and members of the public are invited to visit UQ Ipswich late this month and early next month to see a free display of entries by Queensland students in the 2000 Queensland Science Contest.
26 October 2000Students undertaking Year 12 in 2001 are invited to attend The University of Queensland's popular annual Leo Howard Vacation School in January.
15 September 2000Children from some of Queensland's most isolated places, including Moa Island in the Torres Strait, will attend the State finals of the Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Minds at The University of Queensland on Sunday, September 3.
25 August 2000University of Queensland staff will attend TSXPO in Brisbane this month to help prospective students make important life decisions and find their way through the tertiary information maze.
10 July 2000The next great leap forward in computer technology, the quantum computer, will be discussed at a free University of Queensland public lecture on Sunday, July 2.
27 June 2000The University of Queensland solar car, SunShark, has blitzed the field to win the 1790km Whirlpool SunRace from Sydney to Melbourne despite finishing the race with half its usual battery power.
19 February 2000The University of Queensland solar car, SunShark, has maintained its lead in the CitiPower SunRace today despite running on half its usual battery power in a race leg plagued with problems.
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