Welcome to Small Change

Dr Susannah Sherlock - an anaesthetist and hyperbaric specialist from UQ’s Royal Brisbane Clinical Unit - spends many hours in the depths of the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital overseeing patients as they undergo hyperbaric treatment.

Volunteers from the UQ Underwater Club – UniDive have launched a technical report, maps, video and an impressive photo book – Flinders, Flora and Fauna, with the aim to raising awareness of reef conservation.

Revisit UQ’s significant milestones and most engaging news stories from this year.

UQ communications officer Jai Morton ponders the sometimes jagged path from passion to profession.

It takes a village to raise an award-winning female scientist. L’Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellow, Jacq Romero, talks honestly about the realities of her scientific life, her husband, her children and her feelings of inadequacy, which she struggled to overcome. She is now recognised as one of Australia’s top women scientists.

Bachelor of Environmental Management students recently put their studies into practise in Wuhan, China, working with the World Wild Fund for Nature (WWF) to improve the health of the Yangtze River. Three students shared their experiences with us.

Six Year 11 and 12 students from Woodridge State High School were chosen to take part in the school holiday program at UQ’s Diamantina Institute at the state-of-the-art Translational Research Institute.

Upon its release in December 2015, the Netflix true crime docuseries Making a Murderer enthralled millions of viewers worldwide.

The day Lisa Willcox received her acceptance letter into vet school was a memory she will never forget. After questioning herself and her abilities, she made the decision to follow her childhood dream and her love of animals. And she's never looked back.

For most of the world’s poorest people, 'how to grow food' is a question of life and death. However, a UQ research project is aiming to help change lives.