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Researchers have reanalyse a sequence of 220-million-year-old tracks from the Ipswich Coal Measures, thought to have belonged to a carnivorous dinosaur. They actually belonged to an early herbivore.

How Torres Strait Island butterflies could help conservation efforts.

For many people, nothing beats the taste and texture of a big juicy burger, but how do you recreate that eating experience with sustainable plant-based protein?

A smartphone app to track and improve communication recovery for stroke survivors with aphasia is under development by University of Queensland researchers.

How transport engineering is helping us stay safe in the era of automated vehicles (AVs).

Who decides what happens to our online memories when we’re no longer here to curate them? Who ‘owns’ our virtual legacy? And how do we create new rituals for death and grieving in this era of social media?

This Dementia Week of Action, check out the incredible new technology being built by engineers alongside people living with dementia.

At The University of Queensland, several esteemed researchers, doctors and scientists are working on different projects to help mitigate the problem.

Lava samples have revealed a new truth about the geological make-up of the Earth’s crust and could have implications for volcanic eruption early warning systems.

Associate Professor Richard Robinson is investigating the impact of COVID-19 on Queensland’s tourism workforce and developing a crisis resilience and recovery plan with the support of the state government.