Queensland Art Gallery director Doug Hall will be presented with an honorary Doctor of Philosophy at a 4pm graduation ceremony at The University of Queensland today (Tuesday, December 21).
21 December 1999Almost one-third of people in Australia's metropolitan cities live in communities that are vulnerable according to a new book from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI).
29 November 1999World-first research at the University of Queensland has proved the efficacy of a popular, internationally-marketed psychological treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is relatively poor.
29 November 1999Three recent PhD awards were another example of the high quality and standard set by theses completed at the University of Queensland, according to the Deputy Director of the UQ Graduate School and Dean of Postgraduate Studies Associate Professor...
26 November 1999An Australian-first University of Queensland technology training project aimed at boosting the job prospects of Ipswich people with a disability has been awarded a $90,890 grant by the Commonwealth Government.
25 November 1999Professor Richard Williams is excited by the opportunity to lead The University of Queensland's Gatton campus into the new millennium.
22 November 1999A medical diagnostic tool - magnetic resonance- is likely to become a secret weapon in the battle to sustain Australian tropical forest soils.
15 November 1999The University of Queensland will produce a booklet on the people and events involved in the establishment of its new campus at Ipswich.
5 November 1999Federal Health Minister Dr Michael Wooldridge has launched a new initiative, which is expected to shift resources away from hospital-based care and into the home.
4 November 1999The University of Queensland's solar racing team's SunShark has won the GM Sunraycer Award for Technical Achievement for the team in the 1999 World Solar Challenge achieving technical innovation that can likely be translated to commercially viable...
26 October 1999DAY FOUR - THE 1999 WORLD SOLAR CHALLENGE The University of Queensland's Solar Racing vehicle 'Sunshark' took the lead in the 1999 World Solar Challenge at about 2.35 AET this afternoon but soon after had lost it again.
20 October 1999Two major research centres in Queensland and New South Wales have strengthened their collaboration in drug and alcohol research and education.
20 October 1999People who would like more control over their alcoholic drinking habits - especially during the festive season - are needed for a University of Queensland study.
17 October 1999The University of Queensland's governing Senate tonight unanimously endorsed Vice-Chancellor John Hay's recommendations on the future of its Gatton campus as an important and forward-looking plan
14 October 1999The University of Queensland's Solar Racing Team is confident the most technologically advanced SunShark yet is a serious line-honours contender in the open class of the 3010km World Solar Challenge which begins on October 17.
12 October 1999Australia's larger regional cities and towns showed a mixed performance in coping with economic transition and demographic shifts, according to a new study by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI).
16 September 1999Curiosity about predatory insects nicknamed "ant lions" has led to a grade four Gold Coast boy winning the Young Scientist Award at the 1999 Queensland Science Contest.
8 September 1999Chemical Engineering Department Associate Professor Max Lu's work concerns amazingly small particles with amazingly big possibilities.
3 August 1999The University of Queensland has become the first University in the State to introduce community service as a punishment for misconduct.
29 July 1999A recent study in the United States has established a link between compounds which form in meat cooked by high temperatures and breast cancer. Research at the University of Queensland may take this finding a step further.
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