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Nerves are a helpful part of everyday life, whereas anxiety can be its meaner cousin. Learning how to manage and channel nerves so they help rather than overwhelm you is the challenge

Unorthodox leaders who shake up the political system are more likely to be elected if people believe their society is morally divided and breaking down, University of Queensland research has found.

Dr Charlie Crimston from UQ's School of Psychology spoke with In Queensland about a new study examining links between moral division and the desire to elect extreme leaders- like Donald Trump- as a potential solution. 

UQ PhD candidate Genevieve Vuong's Three-Minute Thesis presentation was broadcasted on ABC Radio National’s, The Science Show.

Aerobic exercise can help a brain to adapt after serious injury such as a stroke, University of Queensland researchers have found.

Dr Chun Xu from UQ’s School of Dentistry spoke to 7 News about using nanotechnology to provide more effective long-term pain relief for people with sensitive teeth.

Dr Janni Leung from UQ’s School of Psychology has been recognised in The Australian’s Research Magazine as one of 40 early career researchers to watch.

In an Australian first, researchers from The University of Queensland have used nanotechnology to develop effective ways to manage tooth sensitivity.

Is a vegan diet more beneficial for health - for the consumer and for the environment? Well… it all depends!  

Professor Leanne Hides from UQ's School of Psychology is the Chief Investigator on a new paper linking lifestyle risks with chronic disease in adulthood, and is also leading the Queensland arm of the study.