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Top research award for Professor Hoffmann
Professor Tammy Hoffmann receives the NHMRC Elizabeth Blackburn Investigator Grant Award for Leadership in Health Services Research.
Read more about Top research award for Professor HoffmannZero gravity has real consequences for astronauts
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams face a tough recovery after nine months in space, says exercise scientist Dr Justin Keogh.
Read more about Zero gravity has real consequences for astronautsA 100-hour review of the 100-day review
The review of Brisbane Olympic infrastructure has been handed to the Queensland Government and will soon be made public. Stadiums expert Professor Alan Patching breaks down the likely findings.
Read more about A 100-hour review of the 100-day reviewDeadly bug moving south in Alfred’s wake
Melioidosis has already claimed 16 lives in Queensland this year and those taking part in the cyclone clean-up are at risk.
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Research news
Uncomfortable truth about women in uniform
Women are increasingly seen as the right fit for police and military forces around the world but uncomfortable body armour can make work a pain.
Read more about Uncomfortable truth about women in uniformDemolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from Australia
Tourism operators should be using virtual reality and augmented reality technology to entice COVID-weary Chinese tourists back to Australia, a new study suggests.
Read more about Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from AustraliaHope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerism
New research from the Bond Business School could help arrest the decline in volunteering in Australia.
Read more about Hope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerismGraphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk food
Graphic health warnings like those required on tobacco products are the most effective way of preventing people from choosing unhealthy processed foods, according to a new study.
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Sporting news
Bull Sharks set sights on ninth straight UniSport title
UniSport Nationals kicks off next week on the Gold Coast, and with a 230 strong team we're looking to claim another title.
Read more about Bull Sharks set sights on ninth straight UniSport titleBender's back and she's iron strong
Cyra Bender realised a childhood dream over the weekend, making her first Shaw and Partners Iron Series.
Read more about Bender's back and she's iron strongReds win the battle for cross-code star Doblo
Eva Doblo took a step closer to a professional football career when she made her debut for the Reds.
Read more about Reds win the battle for cross-code star DobloChamps turn coaches for UniSport Nationals tilt
Premiership stars Kaylin van Greunen and Kirra Tappenden sign on to coach Bull Sharks at UniSport Nationals.
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