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A dynamic husband and wife duo have taken home a Telstra Business Award for their inventive program that equips children with skills to enable 21st century learning.

UQ architecture student designs worth $1 billion would transform beach side suburb of Scarborough, according to the Courier Mail and 7 News.

Coastal engineering student Verity Taylor and her supervisor Dr David Callaghan used an Evolutionary Shoreline Model to look at the coastal erosion and accretion on the Bribie Island's coastline.

Chemical engineering alumnus Nicholas Salmon is Queensland’s newest Rhodes Scholar, and will spend next year at Oxford University investigating the most effective ways to produce ‘green’ ammonia for fertiliser or energy.

in.bloom is the prodigy of a UQ School of Music and School of Architecture research collaboration between PhD students Joshua Rivory and Kristina Boychenko.

Students from UQ’s Schools of Music, Architecture and ITEE have come together to surprise and delight visitors to the 2019 UQ Bloom Festival with a series of interactive installations.

Fire safety engineering researchers from UQ have developed a database of building materials to help industry professionals assess the risk of combustible cladding and boost the safety of our homes and workplaces.

A building designed to host Australia’s native claims courts is on show in Dubai at the world’s largest social impact innovation exhibition.

The future of the world’s energy supply is a challenge that excites University of Queensland graduand, Rhianna Cardamone.

War. Secret escapes. Stranded at sea. Pirates and eye patches. It’s a story of survival almost too wild to believe, and it’s inspiring a UQ student to want to change the lives of vision-impaired people. Son Ngo could no longer feel his legs. The heat and musty air inside the hull of the rickety wooden boat made it hard to breathe, but he wouldn’t dare move a muscle or make a sound.