Acclaimed Australian playwright David Williamson, AO, received an Honorary Doctorate and was guest speaker at a University of Queensland graduation ceremony on December 6.
3 December 2004Groundbreaking University of Queensland research into obesity reduction, computer chip manufacture and the control of crop damaging pests will be significantly advanced through Smart State Fellowships awarded today.
26 November 2004Intuition plays a major role in the decision making process of most stock brokers and traders, according to a University of Queensland researcher.
30 September 2004The University of Queensland will recognise outstanding research achievements during Research Week 2004 which starts on September 20 and runs until the 24th.
17 September 2004Australian media entrepreneur Reg Grundy will receive an Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy at a University of Queensland Faculty of Arts graduation ceremony today (Tuesday, July 20, at 4pm).
20 July 2004The University of Queensland has scooped the pool in the recent Awards of Excellence in Innovation for the Cooperative Research Centre Association.
16 June 2004The University of Queensland’s world-leading research into hypersonics will be given a boost with the announcement of $2.2 million in funding from the State Government.
9 June 2004A world-class facility for research into livestock health and production will be built at The University of Queensland’s Gatton Campus following the announcement of $9.5 million in funding from the State Government.
8 June 2004The University of Queensland stands to be at the forefront of drug development with the announcement of funding for Australia’s first integrated preclinical testing facility.
8 June 2004A combination of animal manure and chemical fertilizer has won Toowoomba State High School students The University of Queensland sunflower competition.
8 June 2004Researchers in UQ’s School of Physical Sciences have created a computer program that significantly reduces the development time for mathematical simulations.
14 May 2004The University of Queensland's Institute for Molecular Bioscience (IMB) is one of just three recipients of the largest research grant ever given by the Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF).
30 March 2004The University of Queensland will host a workshop this weekend featuring some of Australia’s top researchers as they discuss the recruitment and training of highly skilled academics to foster Australia’s innovation.
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