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Hannah Thomas, The University of Queensland and Martine Maron, The University of Queensland. Queensland is widely known as the land clearing capital of Australia. But what’s not so well known is many of the cleared trees can grow back naturally. The latest state government figures show regrowth across more than 7.6 million hectares in Queensland in 2020-21.

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A new startup aimed at discovering and developing anti-inflammatory disease medicines has been formed by UQ's commercialisation arm UniQuest and global biotech compa

“This review shows satellites allow us to do this with 59 to 81 per cent accuracy depending on environmental conditions. “The study found satellite data was accurate enough to supplement field data for up to 3 years if researchers can’t get out in the water for that period.

Digital health education will be integrated into university degrees across Australia as part of an initiative to upskill the country’s healthcare workforce.

A University of Queensland-led study has found misinformation about electric vehicles (EVs) has taken root in society and is primarily fuelled by mistrust and conspiracy theories.

Mr Nitschinsk said the results help understand the complexities of how people interact online. “Learning about different motivations means we can be better informed about potential benefits and risks of being anonymous online, and interacting with other anonymous people in online communities,” he said.

Three University of Queensland academics have received the nation’s highest honour in humanities. Professor Chris Clarkson, Dr Geoffrey Gray and Associated Professor Patrick Jory have been elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of Humanities.. The trio are recognised by their peers for their contributions to cultural and societal understanding.

University of Queensland PhD student Emma Schimke had a dream ending to her Three Minute Thesis (3MT) presentation after being named the winner of UQ’s first ever virtual 3MT competition.

University of Queensland researchers have secured more than $4.45 million from Australia's Economic Accelerator Ignite program (Round 1) to advance research and commercialisation in national priority areas.