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Genetics can be used to shape plants underground so they absorb water better

11 July 2011

A world-first cattle vaccine based on nanotechnology could provide protection from the Bovine Viral Diarrhoea Virus (BVDV), which costs the Australian cattle industry tens of millions of dollars in lost revenue each year.

5 May 2011

Reducing food wastage and increasing food production in the tropics are two of the keys to solving the glooming global food crisis, according to Õ¬Äе¼º½â€™s Professor of Food Security, Michael D’Occhio.

3 May 2011

Queensland scientists are leading an international food security research collaboration that aims to increase crop production by 30 per cent and reduce crop failures for 500,000 African farmers.

21 March 2011
Roslyn Karrasch has come a long way from the 19-year-old who joined the QAC’s typing pool in 1976

Roslyn Karrasch, of Gatton, is one of those rare people who can say with sincerity after 35 years working at the same place: "I've really loved my job and became and remain personal friends with all my bosses."

28 February 2011
Last year’s team from Lockyer District High School placed third in the competition weighing in at 1.43kg.

As high schools across South-East Queensland compete to grow the heaviest sunflower in Õ¬Äе¼º½â€™s annual Sunflower Competition the focus will also be on the diverse range of careers available in plant science.

16 February 2011

Studying externally has been a way of life for Caroline Harris, who recently graduated with a Master of Rangeland Management from Õ¬Äе¼º½ at a ceremony held on the Gatton Campus.

22 December 2010

A vet who helped avert international disease outbreaks has been awarded Õ¬Äе¼º½ (Õ¬Äе¼º½) Gatton Gold Medal for 2010.

10 December 2010

There are now more reasons for high school students to make agriculture their top career choice with 10 University of Queensland Merit Scholarships worth $6000 each up for grabs.

6 October 2010
Dr Raghuwanshi with the world's first transgenic sweet sorghum plants

Õ¬Äе¼º½ researchers are leading green energy technology with confirmation of the world’s first transgenic sweet sorghum plants.

9 November 2009

Risks from the commercial production of genetically modified (GM) plants and food are alarmist and exaggerated, according to a new study.

23 January 2008

The thought of powering your house on banana waste may sound a little unrealistic, but Õ¬Äе¼º½ researcher, Associate Professor Bill Clarke, proved it was a possibility two years ago.

14 January 2008

A joint project between Õ¬Äе¼º½ and Foster’s to turn beer wastewater into electricity has won $140,000 from the Queensland Government’s Sustainable Energy Innovation Fund.

2 May 2007

Algae and nutrients from sewage and grey water runoff can stir up more trouble for polluted waterways, according to new Brisbane research.

16 May 2005

Sixteen newly graduated physiotherapists are turning their hands to assisting animals recover from injury and other ailments and helping trainers extract optimum performance from dogs and horses.

21 December 2004