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On the eve of the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, one University of Queensland researcher has questioned the relevance of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

University of Queensland researcher Nina Hall investigates water and hygiene in remote Indigenous communities

For UQ School of Biological Sciences’ lecturer and CSIRO researcher Dr John Dwyer, a field of stunning everlastings is his office – where he works to unlock the drivers of plant diversity.

Erin was the third generation of Gourlays to graduate from UQ, and the fifth graduate from the same family. Chris Gourlay shares his family's UQ graduation heritage with Small Change.

After being strongly discouraged from changing research pathways 30 years ago, one of Australia’s – and the world’s - most highly cited social scientists has been honoured by the UK Society for the Study of Addiction.

Move over Ringo Starr and Phil Collins. The shy and elusive North Queensland Cape York palm cockatoos are the ‘rockatoos’ of the animal world.

Whether we realize it or not, many of us use lithium-ion batteries every day. They could be powering your laptop, camera or smart phone, fueling the power-tools you use at home on the weekends, or if you’re lucky enough to own one, running your electric Tesla car.

What's it like to work on a project that rewrites people's ideas of history and creates headlines around the world? UQ PhD student S. Anna Florin takes us inside a recent excavation in the Northern Territory.

UQ researcher Graham Fulton is unlocking the secrets of the boobook owl.

In the first four months of 2017, more than a trillion records were downloaded from a portal created by the Terrestrial Ecosystems Research Network (TERN), hosted at The University of Queensland.