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UQ responds to coronavirus outbreak
The University of Queensland has been asked to develop a vaccine for the recent coronavirus outbreak at unprecedented speed, using new technology. The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) has requested the University use its recently developed rapid response technology to develop a new vaccine, which could be available worldwide in as little as six…
Read MoreRehoming native bee colonies at UQ
UQ is a hive of activity – even when students aren’t on campus. Stingless native bees pollinate many native plants across the St Lucia campus, and large hives can be found in urban cavities, such as in sides of buildings, valve pits and water meters. UQ’s Property and Facilities division have teamed up with UQ’s School…
Read MoreFaster is the best medicine
Life moves fast for UQ graduate Dr Luke Bennett – but that’s bound to happen when your world revolves around Formula 1 racing. Contact caught up with Bennett on his pit stop back in Australia to discuss his transition from flying doctor to sports performance specialist. Read more…
Read MoreHealing runs in the family
Medical student Sherice Ansell is following in her father’s footsteps, as she prepares to graduate as a doctor from The University of Queensland. Ms Ansell’s father is a Ngangkari in Alice Springs, a traditional Aboriginal healer, as well as an Aboriginal health worker. She said he encouraged her to take the less traditional path. “He…
Read MoreNew UQ Vice-Chancellor and President announced
After six years as Vice-Chancellor of Curtin University, Professor Deborah Terry, will return to The University of Queensland as Vice-Chancellor and President, commencing on 1 August 2020. UQ Chancellor Mr Peter Varghese said Senate’s decision to appoint Professor Terry was unanimous. Much of the criteria for choosing UQ’s new Vice-Chancellor was informed by consultation with…
Read MoreScientists suggest binding goals to rescue Amazon
As thousands of wildfires and deforestation escalate in the Amazon rainforest, a team of international scientists has called for governments to enact six key goals to protect the vital wilderness. The team, including a group of University of Queensland researchers, discussed the signing of the Leticia Pact in September, where seven South American governments managing the Amazon…
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