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University of Queensland researchers have secured more than $35 million through the Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Projects 2025 scheme to expand research in national priority areas. The funding will support 56 UQ projects to advance basic and applied research across areas including health and biomedicine, biological science, agriculture, engineering, languages and culture.

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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.

A University of Queensland-led survey found businesses that engage in research and development programs are more financially successful. The survey of more than 200 businesses of different sizes, locations and sectors, commissioned by the CSIRO, found there were clear benefits for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) that worked with universities or research institutions – particularly those ...

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Co-author Dr Annie Lau, a coastal geomorphologist, said Tonga had a long history of tsunamis triggered by volcanic eruptions and earthquakes along the underwater Tofua Ridge and the Tonga Trench. “Tonga’s most recent tsunami in 2022 killed 6 people and caused a lot of damage,” Dr Lau said. “Understanding past extreme events is critical for hazard preparation and risk assessment now and ...

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'It feels like I am being forced to harm a child': research shows how teachers are suffering moral injury 24 June 2025. Dairy tech moves from the lab to industry 24 June 2025. Regenerative medicines closer than ever thanks to UQ tech 20 June 2025. Holiday rental caps not the solution to housing crisis 20 June 2025.

The University of Queensland’s BASE facility – within the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) – and Brisbane-based biotechnology company Vaxxas have been announced as stage winners of a prestigious global prize to accelerate a patch-based mRNA vaccine for COVID-19. The UQ and Vaxxas partnership is one of 4 Concept Stage winners in the US$50 million ...