Research and Innovation Week 2023

Join us for the grand opening of our state-of-the-art High Temperature Laboratory during Research Week.

Discover the key findings from CEDARS and ECA Project and gain valuable insights to help foster a positive and inclusive research culture at UQ in this online discussion.

Liz Minchin is a Walkley award-winning journalist and author, with two decades of experience in newspapers, radio and online.

This event discusses the initial findings of a study involving Queensland Education Research Services, Queensland Virtual STEM Academy, First Nations Solid STEM Pathways, and Independent Schools QLD regarding primary and secondary school teachers' initial reactions to and use of generative AI.

Join us for a discussion on how Australia is shaping it's Energy Transitions legacy.

This School of HMNS Research Seminar will be showcasing the work of two Early to Mid-Career Academics Dr Brooke Devlin and Dr Jenna Taylor.

The fourth annual Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research and Innovation Forum is a key component of the University’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research and Innovation Strategy 2021-2025, which includes the forum as a vital element of the focus area: Celebrating Indigenous Research Excellence. The focus of the 2023 forum will be The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Code of Ethics.

The fourth annual Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research and Innovation Forum is a key component of the University’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research and Innovation Strategy 2021-2025, which includes the forum as a vital element of the focus area: Celebrating Indigenous Research Excellence. The focus of the 2023 forum will be The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) Code of Ethics.

Join Project Coordinator Cecilia du Plessis on a guided tour of the School of Architecture, Design and Planning’s major research exhibition at State Library of Queensland, Purpose built: Architecture for a better tomorrow.

The finalists of the Three Minute Thesis competition will use their academic, presentation, and research communication skills to effectively explain their research in three minutes.

As part of the University of Queensland’s Research and Innovation Week, we invite you to join us in a panel discussion with leading researchers, strategists, and defence capability experts.

Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of a journal editor when they are interpreting referee reports and making decisions on your paper, if cover letters are really import, or how to effectively ‘appeal’ a negative decision? Join this discussion about topics including the editorial process, cover letters, abstract writing and more.

Join us for the launch of the new UQAI Research Network and learn more about existing AI research at UQ.

Hear from an all-star line up from the School of Political Science and International Studies as they discuss the 'one piece of published research they value the most'. The panel includes experts in International Relations, Security Studies, Public Policy, Gender Studies and Political Economy.

The Research Culture Awards celebrate outstanding contributions, achievements, and leadership that have significantly impacted the research landscape at UQ.

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

Join us for a panel conversation moderated by HaBS Associate Dean Research, Professor Greg Monteith. The discussion will explore the importance of consumer involvement and how we involve consumers and community members in genuine, inclusive, and meaningful ways.

Join us for a tour of HBI, a leading institute specialising in medical and engineering research, medical device manufacturing, and infrastructure supporting clinically-applied biofabrication and regenerative medicine.

This event will include a panel discussion with UQ researchers who have experience with open practices throughout the research lifecycle, as well as hearing from the NHMRC on their updated open access policy.

Join us for an informative debate about artificial intelligence that will not only entertain but also showcase the breadth of talent and inquiry across our Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.

The Faculty of Medicine is showcasing the world leading research conducted within our Faculty to celebrate UQ Research and Innovation Week.

Learn about how UQ’s research capabilities and infrastructure can elevate your research endeavours and lead to more funding.