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Boeing partnership to give UQ students and researchers new altitude

In an Asia-Pacific first, UQ is collaborating with Boeing Research and Technology in a new key partnership, which includes a new research facility on campus and new opportunities for researchers and students.

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OCT
07
First Year Networking Breakfast

Industry, Students, Women in Engineering
7:30 AM - 8:45 AM
Advanced Engineering Building

OCT
07-09
UQ Weekends of Startups

Industry, Students
All day
UQ Idea Hub

OCT
11
Seymour Whyte Visiting Scholar

Alumni, Community, Public Lecture, Staff, Students
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Advanced Engineering Building


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Creating change

Creative problem solving - through great science, engineering and design - means faculties like ours have an increasingly vital role to play in the world's future.

  • GroundProbe: UQ-developed technology used by the world's largest mining companies as best practice for active slope monitoring
    David Noon (PhD 1995, BE 1991)

    Safer mines and saving lives: GroundProbe. Source: https://twitter.com/groundprobetm

  • Home grown MRI Technology saving lives around the world
    Professor Stuart Crozier (DEng 2002, PhD 1991)

    Home grown MRI Technology saving lives around the world - Professor Stuart Crozier. Source: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/248735.php

  • Improved physiotherapy for children with cystic fibrosis
    Elliot Smith, Jeremy Herbert and Gavin Kremor (BE 2012).

    Click here to read the story.

    Pepster

  • Needle free vaccine technology
    Inventor, Professor Mark Kendall (PhD 1993, BE 1990)

    Nanopatch - Inventor, Professor Mark Kendall. Source: Rolex Awards/Julian Kingma

  • The world's first flight-test of supersonic combustion in July 2002 raised the possibility of Sydney-to-London flights in two hours and greater efficiencies in the launch of small space payloads

    Scramjet

  • Our architecture researchers utilise new technologies for gathering, analysing and visualising data

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