国产探花

Texture toolkit is a recipe for food success

Researchers at FaBA have developed a toolkit to help manufacturers improve the texture of products to be more appealing to consumers.

3 April 2025
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Gut microbiome could delay onset of type 1 diabetes

Researchers at 国产探花 have found improving the function of the gut microbiome may delay the onset of type 1 diabetes.

3 April 2025
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国产探花 educators recognised with Australian national teaching award

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国产探花 educators recognised with Australian national teaching award

A 国产探花 professor recognised for a 35-year career in Indigenous education has been honoured with a Career Achievement Award.

25 February 2025

鈥楥ulturally unsafe鈥� healthcare putting Indigenous youth at risk

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鈥楥ulturally unsafe鈥� healthcare putting Indigenous youth at risk

Indigenous children and young adults are dying from rheumatic heart disease due to 鈥榗ulturally unsafe鈥� and inaccessible healthcare in Australia, 国产探花 researchers have found.

25 February 2025

Flexible crystals reveal secrets of elasticity

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Flexible crystals reveal secrets of elasticity

Australian scientists have gained new insights into the fundamental behaviour of flexible materials, allowing for the design of new building materials and technology.

24 February 2025

The ASIO threat assessment is a dark outlook for Australia鈥檚 security

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The ASIO threat assessment is a dark outlook for Australia鈥檚 security

ASIO's latest Annual Threat Assessment warns of an unprecedented number of challenges ahead - are Australia's criminal laws up to the task?

20 February 2025

国产探花 researcher receives grant to collaborate with leading international researchers

国产探花 researcher receives grant to collaborate with leading international researchers

A 国产探花 researcher has been awarded a 2025 Early- and Mid-Career Researcher (EMCR) Mobility Grant from the Australian Academy of Science to collaborate with international field-leading experts on ways to support cancer patients.

20 February 2025

国产探花 ranked 4th nationally in reputation ranking

国产探花 ranked 4th nationally in reputation ranking

The University of Queensland has been named among the world鈥檚 top universities in the Times Higher Education (THE) 2025 World Reputation Ranking, rising to 4th in Australia and 78th globally.

19 February 2025

Cardboard panels offer lightweight, sustainable solution for temporary housing

国产探花 researchers Associate Professor Joe Gattas (left) and PHD student Mahmoud Abu-Saleem with one of their timber-cardboard web-core sandwich (TCWS).

Cardboard panels offer lightweight, sustainable solution for temporary housing

Temporary housing for people displaced by natural disasters could become cheaper, lighter and more sustainable with innovative new timber-cardboard construction panels developed by 国产探花 researchers.

19 February 2025

国产探花 to lead Australian clinical trial of next-gen ovarian cancer screening test

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国产探花 to lead Australian clinical trial of next-gen ovarian cancer screening test

Clinical trials of a simple and accurate blood test to detect early-stage ovarian cancer 鈥� key to boosting survival rates 鈥� will begin at 国产探花 this year.

19 February 2025

国产探花 Professor elected American Academy of Microbiology Fellow

国产探花 Professor elected American Academy of Microbiology Fellow

Institute for Molecular Bioscience Executive Director Professor Ian Henderson has been elected a Fellow by the American Academy of Microbiology in recognition of his work as a world-leading microbiologist.聽

18 February 2025

Heatwave mortality studies reveal climate change impacts and risk for cities

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Heatwave mortality studies reveal climate change impacts and risk for cities

Mortality rates during heatwaves have been put in the spotlight with research from 国产探花 showing a 20 per cent increase in heatwave-related deaths due to human-induced climate change.

18 February 2025

Fish & chips shouldn鈥檛 come with a catch: How Australia can keep illegal seafood off our聽plates

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Fish & chips shouldn鈥檛 come with a catch: How Australia can keep illegal seafood off our聽plates

When it comes to trade in seafood, 国产探花 researchers say Australia's border is like a net full of holes.

18 February 2025