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  • Backs of an audience in a dark conference room facing the stage.

    Queensland the home of Quantum

    Growing Australia’s quantum ecosystem will be the focus when hundreds of delegates from government, industry and research converge in Brisbane next year.

    19 November 2024
  • Career possibilities on show at UQ’s Gatton Open Day

    Prospective students can explore careers in agribusiness, agriculture and veterinary sciences at The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland’s Gatton campus Open Day on Sunday 20 August.

    11 August 2023
  • TEDxUQ celebrates a decade of inspiration

    TEDxUQ returns to The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland this month with a line-up of insightful speakers at its 2023 event, Small Ripples, Big Waves.

    8 August 2023
UQ PhD student Gurion Ang will present at Concophillips Science Experience

More than 165 high school students from Queensland and northern New South Wales will converge on The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland this week to discover the wonders of science and technology.

18 January 2017
Jamin and Brigitta Day and family

Kids weren’t really on the horizon when graduating ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland PhD student Jamin Day first considered working with one of the world’s leading experts in family interventions.

13 December 2016
Sarah Lau and Samantha Hood: Photo by Patrick Self.

Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine are invited to join forces at a networking lunch on Wednesday, 23 November.

18 November 2016
Merle Thornton and Rosemary Bognor protesting at the Regatta Hotel in 1965. Photo: The Courier-Mail

A young ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland postgraduate student catapulted herself to fame half a century ago – by asking for a beer at the nearby Regatta Hotel.

19 October 2016
Bushfire 2016: Connecting Science, People and Practice will tackle the burning questions.

Ahead of Australia’s bushfire season, a national conference starting tomorrow at The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland will bring together bushfire researchers with those at the front line.

27 September 2016
Dr Michael Finnegan.

The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland will host one of the world’s most respected forensic anthropologists when Dr Michael Finnegan delivers a guest lecture later this month.

21 September 2016
Paralympian Chris Bond.

Paralympian Chris Bond was 19 when a severe bacterial infection in his bowel spread through his body and sent him into septic shock.

13 September 2016
ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland School of Pharmacy researcher Dr Harendra Parekh.

ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland School of Pharmacy researcher Dr Harendra Parekh will host a morbid but fascinating discussion at the upcoming event Murder in Brisbane – The Science of Life and Death.

2 September 2016
Celebrity chef Ben Milbourne to be awarded Distinguished Young Alumni Award.

​The head of Uniting Care Queensland and a Reserve Bank of Australia board member are among a distinguished line-up celebrated in The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland’s 2016 Alumni Awards.

15 August 2016

The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland has a list of experts available for comment on issues relating to the Olympic Games Rio 2016.

3 August 2016
Surf Life Saving Queensland's outstanding young lifesavers

A posse of Queensland’s most outstanding young surf lifesavers has gathered at The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland.

13 July 2016
1500 high school students flocked to UQ for Careers That Shape The World.

Almost 1500 high school students have flocked to The ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland St Lucia campus today (12 July) for the annual Careers That Shape The World experience.

12 July 2016
Federal election experts available for comment

A range of ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland experts is available to comment on issues relating to the 2 July 2016 Federal Government election.

30 June 2016

ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland drama students will bring a new lease of life to a classic 1940s Australian play that was last performed more than 50 years ago.

31 May 2016
Professor John Quiggin

The Beattie Government’s Smart State program deserves credit for the resilience of the State’s economy and labour market despite the end of the mining boom, according to analysis by a ÄôСÓêÊÓƵ3·Ö25Ãë of Queensland economist.

21 April 2016