A team of UQ researchers has developed a biodiversity offset assessment calculation approach that mitigates the toll that development takes on our environment – which is now being used around the world.
In this age of online personal branding, how we communicate may be even more important than what we communicate, according to Associate Professor Roslyn Petelin's research.
A UQ researcher is working to change a toxic attitude towards antivenom manufacturing, which adds to a mounting death toll and plunges communities into poverty.
UQ researchers are working at the intersection of science, education and policy to better understand and reduce pollution’s impact on children’s health.
Building on forty years of existing research, UQ neuroscientists are now conducting clinical trials to prove that exercise can prevent and reverse cognitive decline, such as dementia.
UQ is leading a vital agricultural partnership between research institutions and industry to increase efficiency in crop plant breeding, ultimately helping to overcome global food shortages.
In just over a decade since its commercial release, a UQ vaccine breakthrough has significantly lowered the risk of HPV-related cancers for thousands of women around the world, with 205 million doses distributed in 130 countries to date.