An international leader in audiology and an Indigenous author and poet are among an extensive list of University of Queensland representatives who have been named on the Queen’s Birthday Honours List this year.
13 June 2022
An anonymous donation of $500,000 will fund Australia’s first dedicated aphasia rehabilitation and research centre.
1 June 2018
Dr Caitlin Brandenburg’s award-winning research is certainly something to get people talking.
25 July 2016
Research into areas as diverse as avocados, batteries and climate change has shared in a $515,182 total pool in The University of Queensland’s Research Week awards.
16 September 2015
A leading University of Queensland researcher has been awarded the prestigious Robin Tavistock Award in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the field of the language disorder aphasia.
27 November 2014National Stroke Week begins today (8 September) and The University of Queensland has two leading speech pathology experts available to speak to media.
8 September 2014Research designed to help patients with cancer, schizophrenia, stroke and depression features among projects that were today awarded new funding at The University of Queensland.
23 October 2013A new University of Queensland program aimed at changing the lives of people who experience language difficulties after stroke will be trialled in South East Queensland major hospitals.
20 August 2013Thousands of Australians suffer communication and swallowing disorders for various medical reasons that make the field of speech pathology more complex than ever before.
21 June 2013An Australian-first aphasia program conducted by The University of Queensland is changing lives for people who experience language difficulties after stroke or neurological injury.
22 May 2013A UQ study will employ a unique mobile phone application to improve the “communicative fitness” and lifestyle of brain-injured patients.
9 February 2010University of Queensland researchers will use a $2.5 million grant to help people who have suffered an acquired brain injury communicate with the world.
16 July 2009A new research study aims to find out what helps Hervey Bay residents use public buses and what discourages them from using buses.
31 January 2005An innovative program run by the University of Queensland is using a DIY approach to help older people with hearing loss improve their quality of life.
11 November 2002A record number of five academics has been chosen from 27 candidates for the University of Queensland's 1997 Awards for Excellence in Teaching, worth $10,000 each.
20 November 1997Hearing research of the aged and improving the quality of life of people with communication disabilities is the focus of the University of Queensland's new Communication Disability in Ageing Research Unit, to be launched on Monday, October 6.
25 September 1997
