UQ Foundation Research Excellence Award Winners - 2003

Seven University of Queensland researchers have been honoured with awards totalling almost $465,000 by The University of Queensland as part of the awards for early-career researchers.

Funding for the winning researchers was provided by the UQ Foundation, UQ's research-only budget and the Vice-Chancellor's Strategic Initiatives Fund.

The 2003 winners are:
UQ Foundation Research Excellence Award Winners - 2003 section

2003 UQ Foundation Research Excellence Awards

Date: Thursday, September 25 Venue: UQ Centre [See map] Time: 6:30?8:30pm The 2003 UQ Foundation Research Excellence Award...

Dr Prashant Bordia, School of Psychology

Rumours revealed You may think rumours are just something you share over a coffee in the tea room but a University of Queensland researcher is discovering they have more power tha...

Dr Sarah Ferber, School of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics

History offers modern slant on bioethics Dr Sarah Ferber is redefining contemporary bioethics to include an historical dimension. And she's planning a series of articles and a book, funded by a coveted UQ Foundation Research...

Dr Philip Graham, UQ Business School

Developing content solutions for the World Wide Web Content for the next generation of broadband Internet technology is being developed by a University of Queensland academic. Dr Philip G...

Dr Jon Links, School of Physical Sciences

UQ theoretician searching for links to the future of computation UQ theoretician Dr Jon Links is developing rigorous mathematical techniques to underpin the next generation in computation – quantum c...

Dr Daniel Markovich, School of Biomedical Sciences

UQ researcher finds sulphate levels linked to health disorders Understanding how the mineral sulphate works in the body could hold the key to future cures for reduced fertility, a...

Dr Rohan Teasdale, Institute for Molecular Bioscience

New mining technology to help identify genes A researcher at The University of Queensland's Institute for Molecular Bioscience (IMB) is opening new avenues of scientific exploration by using 'database mining' to extract valu...

Dr Guy Wallis, School of Human Movement Studies

Brain examined in new UQ scientific study A University of Queensland researcher is conducting state-of-the-art experiments to unlock secrets of the living human brain as it processes information. Dr Guy Wallis of UQ...

UQ researchers honoured for research excellence - more information and media release

Link to 2003 media release and researcher profiles at UQ News Online.

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