Children with anxiety problems are needed to participate in a University of Queensland study.
13 February 2004Researchers from The University of Queensland’s School of Music are seeking first-time mothers for a project exploring music and babies.
13 February 2004The University of Queensland is offering a free treatment program for people who have a problem with gambling.
12 February 2004The call has gone out for high school students to attend this year’s FEAST (Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology) from April 12-16 at The University of Queensland’s Gatton campus.
10 February 2004A leading NASA scientist and The University of Queensland’s “rocket man” Professor Allan Paull will speak about the future of high speed flight at a UQ Bright Minds Frontiers in Science event next week. (Wednesday, February 11).
6 February 2004University of Queensland researchers have confirmed the theory life once existed on Mars.
5 February 2004Groundbreaking scientific research on back pain in horses is set to begin at The University of Queensland. And it’s attracting international interest.
5 February 2004People thinking about reducing their alcohol consumption are needed for a University of Queensland trial to study correspondence-based management of the problem.
5 February 2004University of Queensland researchers are steaming ahead with a project designed to optimise the way Brisbane’s railway network can be better utilised for the community.
5 February 2004The discipline of Surgery at The University of Queensland Medical School has received a cheque for $500,000 as proceeds from the Estate of the late Mrs Helen Rimmer.
4 February 2004University of Queensland Secretary and Registrar Douglas Porter said his thoughts, and those of all UQ staff and students, were with the two school students who were injured during last Friday’s storm.
4 February 2004Doctors and patients now have new guidelines to provide the best available information to treat acute musculoskeletal pain.
3 February 2004Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) researchers are calling for more children to have their medication effectiveness assessed.
28 January 2004It’s been a long, 15 year walk to freedom for ‘Lost Boy’ Abraham Aleer, but after his first year in Australia, the former Sudanese refugee has finally found his feet.
27 January 2004The University of Queensland's Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Hay, said he was deeply honoured to have been awarded a Companion in the Order of Australia (AC) in the Australia Day Honours List.
27 January 2004The University of Queensland’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor John Hay, has welcomed the Premier’s commitment of $20 million to establish the Queensland Brain Institute.
22 January 2004Brilliant green turf all-year round, needing less maintenance and mowing, could soon be available through technology developed at The University of Queensland.
19 January 2004More than 180 high school students from Queensland and New South Wales will converge on The University of Queensland next week to discover the wonders of science and technology.
15 January 2004A University of Queensland academic is warning Australians not to be complacent when it comes to terrorism threats.
14 January 2004A child’s long-term health might already be affected by the social and economic characteristics of their family by age 14, according to new research.
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