Welcome to Small Change

Evoking feeling, creating conversations and bringing brightness to The University of Queensland’s walls are the motives behind a new project by the UQ Art Museum.

Inspirational teachers make a difference to the future careers of their students.

This was brought home to me recently when I was listed as one of only two Australians – and the only living Australian – on a prestigious new website published by the Royal Society of Chemistry in the UK.

Young Australian author Josephine Rowe’s A Loving, Faithful Animal, published by The University of Queensland Press (UQP).

After seven years in a wheelchair and being told he’ll never walk again, Paralympic hopeful Ryan Raghoo is living proof that strength training can improve muscle performance for people with cerebral palsy.

The Incredible Hulk is not alone. Most of us have a lot to learn about managing our anger, write UQ clinical psychologists James Kirby, PhD, and Associate Professor Stan Steindl . . .

Despite a somewhat similar culture over here to the UK a few major differences are apparent, one of these being the ability to host a successful BBQ.

A University of Queensland researcher’s striking images of clownfish trying to hide in anemones bleached a ghostly white have been published throughout the world.

Are organic farms less productive than conventional farms?

“That depends on who you ask” says Professor Susanne Schmidt from UQ’s School of Agriculture and Food Science.

If the rise of zombies in popular culture has got you wondering if a zombie apocalypse is just over the horizon, put your shotgun down - a University of Queensland expert has confirmed a zombie virus is scientifically and physiologically impossible.

Forests are the lungs of the planet, so surely planting more of them could only be a good thing? Dr Lee Hickey investigates.