In the media

Stephanie Duncombe from UQ’s School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences spoke with Brisbane Times about how high-intensity interval training could be used to improve the health of school children.

Professor David Copland Director of the Queensland Aphasia Research Centre featured in a Ten News First story about the launch of the centre.

Professor Nancy Pachana from UQ’s School of Psychology featured on ABC Radio Afternoons talking about how owning a pet could change our lives for the better.

Emeritus Professor Justin Kenardy from UQ’s School of Psychology explains panic attacks in this Sydney Morning Herald article.

Professor Nancy Pachana from UQ’s School of Psychology featured on ABC Radio Afternoons talking about ageing and why some people celebrate it while others quietly wish it away.

Professor John Cairney Head of UQ’s School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences spoke with Brisbane Times about UQ being second in the world for sports related studies.

Brisbane Lions Midfielder, UQ Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Sciences graduate and UQ Sport Elite Athlete Officer Emily Bates has become the second AFLW player to scoop all three major end-of-season awards in the same year.

Professor Vanessa Cobham from UQ's School of Psychology featured in The Sydney Morning Herald discussing new funding for the Fear-Less Triple P program.

Associate Professor Shelley Wilkinson from UQ's School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences spoke to ABC about a new study researching whether an expectant father's diet also impacted on what his partner ate. 

Professor David Copland from UQ’s Queensland Aphasia Research Centre spoke with ABC Afternoons about aphasia and Bruce Willis’ shock diagnosis.