QUT Centre for Biomedical Technologies Symposium
This annual symposium brings engineers, scientists and clinicians together to discuss groundbreaking biomedical solutions that tackle real-world clinical problems. Biomedical researchers, together with industry and healthcare partners, will share how innovations are being translated to global healthcare advancements that benefit many populations.
QUT honours 16 trailblazers at the 2024 Outstanding Alumni Awards
An AFLW star, Hollywood animator and renowned public affairs journalist are among those recognised at this year’s QUT Outstanding Alumni Awards.
New rural and remote road safety program for Queensland schools
With nearly 60% of Australia’s road fatalities occurring on regional and remote roads, and those aged between 16 and 25 most vulnerable, a new road safety program for schools has been devised with the aid of a QUT academic.
Clea scales the globe for northern summer of sport climbing
Sport climber and QUT exercise physiology student Clea Hall is halfway through a summer sports adventure in the northern hemisphere where she’s competing in two major international championships.
Hide your myopia away: John Lennon, contact lenses and cannabis
A QUT optometry researcher has analysed John Lennon’s little-known, hit-and-miss use of contact lenses in the 1960s and found that the Beatles superstar was probably right when he speculated that his cannabis use helped them stay in.
“What” not “where” – that is the research question
A QUT statistician has called for a novel way to shift the focus from where academic research is published to what the research has actually found.