Nutrients commonly found in spinach, elk, oysters and crab and the positive effects they may have on people with clinical depression are the focus of a world-first University of Queensland study.
7 August 2015Failing an exam at The University of Queensland is no laughing matter.
6 August 2015She chose plant science because she wanted to “feed the world”, and now University of Queensland student Louisa Parkinson is the face of the University’s new advertising campaign.
5 August 2015The University of Queensland’s new eastern entry walkway has officially opened, improving access for the thousands of people who will cross the new elevated platform each day.
4 August 2015Engineers Australia has recognised The University of Queensland for its work in boosting female participation in engineering courses.
3 August 2015The quest to find even the slightest advantage has led V8 Supercars team Brad Jones Racing to the University of Queensland.
30 July 2015If work ethic is anything to go by, aspiring Olympian and University of Queensland law graduate Aisling Scott will one day be a gold medal lawyer.
30 July 2015From China to London, University of Queensland students have been getting a global experience during the winter break, with UQ Abroad’s new short-term programs.
29 July 2015A University of Queensland graduate has identified a previously unknown species of insect living within reach of Australian suburbia.
27 July 2015Being constantly surrounded by beautiful trees at the University of Queensland, it’s easy to take the grand greenery for granted.
24 July 2015A free online course that explores the effectiveness of the law and justice system from a psychological perspective is running for a second time.
24 July 2015University of Queensland researchers have shown, like humans, fruit flies may be self-aware of their actions.
24 July 2015Terry Starbuck didn’t run for the best part of 30 years before consulting The University of Queensland Nutrition and Dietetics Practice at Ipswich.
24 July 2015Australian scientists have warned governments against using biodiversity offsetting to meet existing conservation commitments.
23 July 2015As the Salvation Army celebrates its 150th anniversary this month, Salvos employee and UQ graduate Marcel Noronha has reflected on how he found his own redemption.
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