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Electronics are getting smaller, smarter and ever-more ubiquitous, and the minute parts that make them work need to be constantly re-engineered to keep pace with rapid ch
5 August 2016

How well do you know your supplement?

Only 35 per cent of Australian professional footballers were able to identify the benefits of a supplement they were taking, and 48 per cent admitted to never reading the
5 August 2016

Photography by leading Indigenous artists on show at UQ Art Museum

An exhibition showcasing the diversity of contemporary practices within Indigenous photography will open at The University of Queensland Art Museum tomorrow (6 August).
5 August 2016

UQ adds car sharing to its sustainable offerings

The University of Queensland has joined with GoGet carsharing network to enhance its focus on sustainability.
15 August 2016

Animals in the Internet of Living Things

Many people are familiar with the concept of the Internet of Things – smart homes, smart cars and the like – but did you know there is also an Internet of Living Things
4 August 2016

Customs House wins top gong at restaurant industry awards

The University of Queensland's Customs House has added another award to its already impressive list of accolades.
3 August 2016

Olympic and Paralympic Games Rio 2016 - UQ experts available for media

The University of Queensland has a list of experts available for comment on issues relating to the Olympic Games Rio 2016.
3 August 2016

Hysterectomy with ovary conservation doubles odds of hot flushes, night sweats

Researcher has shown that hysterectomy doubles the odds of a woman enduring persistent hot flushes and night sweats, even if they retain their ovaries.
2 August 2016

Queensland rays could pose toxic Asian medicine risk

Consumers of Asian alternative medicine derived from Australian marine life may be inadvertently consuming toxins, according to research by The University of Queensland.
2 August 2016

Fighting diabetes lying down?

Lying down all day can have serious implications – but according to a new study a short stint spent horizontal may be an effective way to fight type 2 diabetes.
1 August 2016

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