Open-source design to redefine architecture?

An exhibition that challenges the notion good design is both elitist and costly was opened by Queensland Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts Minister
14 October 2014

Prince honours UQ scientist’s climate change work

A University of Queensland marine scientist’s efforts to reduce the impact of climate change have been honoured by Prince Albert II of Monaco.
14 October 2014

Arts student writes her way to an Italian adventure

University of Queensland student Bridget Mahon is set to fly to Italy, thanks to her literary and linguistic skills.
14 October 2014

UQ graduate pursues passion for para-triathlons

Losing the ability to walk at the age of 17 hasn’t deterred University of Queensland alumnus Nic Beveridge from striving for sporting success.
13 October 2014

$1 million gift to UQ will change lives

University of Queensland alumnus Bill Bowness overcame financial hardship and a severe stutter to forge a successful career in business – and he is now donating $1 millio
13 October 2014

UQ MBA retains top ranking in Asia-Pacific

The Economist has ranked The University of Queensland’s Master of Business Administration as the number one MBA program in Australia and the Asia Pacific region for the t
10 October 2014

Office workers on the move to better health

Sixty Brisbane Telstra office workers are at the front line of a University of Queensland project that aims to combat the health risks that result from prolonged sitting.
10 October 2014

Telehealth for Tara and Wandoan

Residents of Tara and Wandoan will soon be able to consult Brisbane-based medical specialists without travelling far from home.
9 October 2014

Fixing a faulty molecular ‘transport hub’ could slow brain degeneration

University of Queensland researchers have gained new insights into how the body sorts and transports protein ‘cargo’ within our cells, in a finding that could eventually
9 October 2014

Research centre to tackle the big question of social disadvantage

Experts from universities, governments and NGOs across seven countries are set to tackle urgent problems of deep and persistent disadvantage through a $28 million centre
8 October 2014

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