The STEM event of the year has returned to UQ in 2019, with over 600 students from 19 Brisbane high schools putting their best problem-solving minds to the test over three days of competition.
Australia’s world-leading expertise in small-scale mining is being showcased to 30 emerging leaders from the African mining sector as they visit the Gladstone and Emerald regions in Central Queensland.
Walking through a village in Madagascar, UQ researcher Lynda Lawson is on a journey to discover the world of gemstone mining.
Sean Johnston is paving the way for new medical possibilities, through metal biocorrosion – a move that could revolutionise the way our bones heal.
Mining engineer, Jo-Anne Dudley explains why mentoring and career-long support is vital to retaining women in the engineering industry.
Professor Vicki Chen is an experienced researcher known for her strong leadership and industry collaborations. As a chemical engineer, she has previously held the position of Director of UNESCO Centre for Membrane Science and Technology and has close to 7000 citations to her name. Last year she joined The University of Queensland as the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology, where she hopes to continue building on the Faculty’s collaborations and partnerships and increasing UQ’s standing as a global university.
With a passion for the energy sector and a love for mechanical engineering, Oscar Carr graduated with first class honours and a master’s degree from the University of Queensland, last week.
Technology to improve gas extraction in Queensland’s evolving coal seam gas network is being developed at The University of Queensland.
Two University of Queensland students are exploring whether solar power could provide around the clock electricity and thermal energy for a moon base or settlement.
Outstanding teachers, researchers and professional staff were recognised for their hard work and dedication at the 2018 EAIT Faculty Awards earlier this week.