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A social connection program developed by University of Queensland researchers could help shape the future of the aged care sector.

A glimpse into the lives of University of Queensland international students was captured in a student video competition that showcased their experiences studying and living in Brisbane.

C3PO, R2D2 and Wall-E: three distinctly memorable robots that captured our hearts as they rolled and beeped across the silver screen.

Women who drink a daily cuppa are more likely to be physically active, University of Queensland researchers have found.

In recognition of World Food Day (16 October 2018) we spoke to Dr Anthony Tuckett from the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work about the work he is doing with the Burnie Brae Project Pantry Market Day.

We spoke to Dr Matthew Gullo, Clinical Psychologist and Acting Director of the Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research (CYSAR).

In the 1980s, low doses of aspirin were proven to be effective to prevent heart attacks and strokes in patients who had previously suffered a heart attack or stroke.

Failed information technology systems implemented in social welfare agencies – costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars - have provided valuable insight for agencies looking to adopt new systems.

When people with dementia hang up their car keys, the sudden loss of mobility can have devastating effects.

A Nanotechnologist from The University of Queensland's School of Pharmacy has been awarded a Queensland Young Tall Poppy Award for excellence in science.