Miscellaneity

From fangs to feathers, scales to skin – staff and students at the UQ Vets Small Animal Hospital never know what patient will come through the door next. One thing is consistent – the smiling face of Dr Bob Doneley.

Georgie Nielsen is a former lawyer who grew up in Townsville, studied on the Gold Coast and now works as UQ’s Outreach Program Coordinator. After deciding law was not her cup of tea, she swapped the courtroom for the classroom, and now works with high school students to raise tertiary aspirations. She shares an insight into her experiences and the importance of following your passion.

Move over mowers - UQ’s Gatton campus is shepherding a new solution for solar farm maintenance.

Soapbox Science Brisbane organiser Alienor Chauvenet discusses the need to promote gender equity in science.

Professional Staff from The University of Queensland’s School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences often hear about the effects of viruses such as dengue through their work with researchers, but a recent team building exercise gave them a hands-on experience. School Manager Mark Starkey describes the experience.

University of Queensland Bachelor of Health, Sport and Physical Education student and rhythmic gymnast Danielle Prince gives us an insight into her preparations for the Rio Olympics and how she deals with the nerves of competing on the world stage.

The immersive learning facility in UQ's Advanced Engineering Building transports you to a different world, with endless possibilities. If it can be dreamed, it can be modeled in virtual reality.

UQ second-year business management student Elizabeth Brown has travelled home to England for the semester break, where she voted in the Brexit referendum and is now mulling over the implications of the result.

UQ economics researcher Dr David Adamson grapples with the challenges of predicting future employment patterns.