Research and Innovation Week 2022

The University of Queensland's School of Social Science invites you to join us for the 2022 Hall Annual Lecture delivered by Professor Marshall I. Weisler. Together we celebrate a lifetime of achievements as we wish Marshall a happy retirement for the end of the year.

The Carolyn D. Baker Memorial Lecture is the highlight of the annual Research and Innovation Week that we celebrate at the School of Education each September.

EMCR Industry Engagement Awards event

The Faculty of Medicine is hosting a series of live Zoom presentations with Early- and Mid-Career Academics and Higher Degree Research students highlighting their research across three days.

UQRAN was founded in 2012 with the purpose of bringing together research enablers across UQ. To celebrate the network’s 10-year anniversary, along with National Research Administrator Day, an afternoon tea will be held on Friday, 16 September 2022. Come along for some great food, better company and the opportunity to connect and network.

This showcase will take participants back to where crop production begins – at the mighty plant! Learn and experience how plant tissue culture technology is producing the crops of tomorrow as well as saving species on the brink of extinction.

The University of Queensland is proud to offer a wide range of diverse facilities and capabilities which support researchers from a multitude of disciplines. These range from life sciences, earth, environment, plant and animal to humanities, physical sciences and many more!
The Research Infrastructure team welcomes you to visit the Showcase to meet the experts from across 25 facilities and learn how they can assist with your projects.

One of the highlights of Research and Innovation Week is the UQ Research Partnerships and Translation Awards, which honour and celebrate the University’s most outstanding researchers and collaborators.

In this interactive workshop with UQ Ventures learn how to engage and effectively communicate with industry.

Put your thinking caps on and come battle it out to find UQ’s Trivia Champions!

Using the Research & Innovation Week 2022 theme of Research Impact and sub-theme of Leading Healthy Lives as a guideline, the overall focus of the 2022 Forum will be Indigenous Health and Wellbeing.

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Moderated by the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences (HaBS) Associate Dean Research, Prof Greg Monteith, this is a panel conversation, with those experienced in the research collaboration space, about how can met the UQ 2022 Plan on a page research collaboration priorities, build collaborative teams, strategic partnerships, industry relationships, the opportunities, challenges, and the future.

The 2022 UQ 3MT Final will be held on Wednesday 14 September and will bring together the 8 finalists, representing each of UQ's 6 Faculties, the winner of the Combined-Institute competition and a Wildcard entrant.

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Join the HASS Faculty for a humorous debate that also showcases the breadth of talent and inquiry in our wonderful Faculty.

For organisations to gain a competitive advantage nationally and globally it is imperative that they are uniquely innovative and actively embrace diversity. Join us for a panel discussion focused on the role diversity and inclusiveness plays in supercharging innovation in the workplace, and the role you can play to create change by supporting diversity and inclusiveness.

The Faculty of Engineering Architecture and Information Technology is hosting a zoom seminar by Dr Malini Devadas on helping Researchers and HDR students develop strategies for writing.

The Information Resilience PhD School offers a 3-day program for current or prospective PhD students interested in exploring and understanding cutting-edge data science practices, pathways towards academic or industry careers, and prospects of next-generation research in the field. 

UQ Research and Innovation Awards for Excellence celebrate excellence in research and recognise the University’s outstanding researchers and collaborators.

UQ Library’s event on Responsible Research Practice and Open Research will present an introduction to Open Research and inform researchers about adopting responsible research practices

We all know that X and Y chromosomes are critical in determining our male or female sex, but many are shocked to discover that this isn’t the case across the animal kingdom. Many reptiles and some fish have no sex chromosomes at all. Other reptiles, frogs and fish have a variety of sex chromosomes and sex-determining genes.

The Faculty of Medicine is hosting a series of live Zoom presentations with Early- and Mid-Career Academics and Higher Degree Research students highlighting their research across three days.

The Information Resilience PhD School offers a 3-day program for current or prospective PhD students interested in exploring and understanding cutting-edge data science practices, pathways towards academic or industry careers, and prospects of next-generation research in the field. 

The session brings together Indigenous scholars from different disciplinary backgrounds to discuss future innovations in Indigenous social inequality research so as to analyse and address what we refer to as the ‘School to Prison to Hospital Pipeline’. The session will also address the complicated issue and expectation that Indigenous peoples deserve to lead healthy and prosperous lives.

Put on your walking shoes and gather your friends to go hunting for some key research focused locations around the UQ St Lucia Campus.

The Y chromosome, that little chain of genes that determines the sex of humans, is not as tough as you might think.

Discussion on the responsible sourcing of minerals for the renewable energy transition and role UQ's research is playing in finding solutions to support decarbonisation.

As part of the Research and Innovation Week, a tour for Herston Biofabrication Facility and Herston Imaging Research Facility has been organised.

The Faculty of Medicine is hosting a series of live Zoom presentations with Early- and Mid-Career Academics and Higher Degree Research students highlighting their research across three days.

An opportunity for staff to learn about how they can reduce their carbon footprint in the workplace.

The Information Resilience PhD School offers a 3-day program for current or prospective PhD students interested in exploring and understanding cutting-edge data science practices, pathways towards academic or industry careers, and prospects of next-generation research in the field.