Channel Title: UQ Science Channel Description: The University of Queensland's Faculty of Science is recognised as a powerhouse for some of the world’s leading scientists, teachers, science programs and commercial outcomes. The Faculty of Science unites the disciplines of agriculture and animals, biomedical and biological sciences, chemistry, earth sciences, food sciences, geography, marine science, maths and physics, planning, the environment and veterinary science. With strong links between the enabling and applied sciences, UQ researchers and graduates are working on a wide range of groundbreaking projects from the molecular characterisation of drug resistant bacteria that affect piglets through to finding better treatments for illness and rehabilitation of the environment. Ranked in the top 1% of universities in the world, UQ offers one of the widest choices of science disciplines in Australia. Social Media Community Guidelines: bit.ly/3l9snww CRICOS 00025B TEQSA PRV12080 <video> Douglas Ormonde Butler Memorial Lecture 2024: Destiny vs Disease Description: What role do genetics play in the way we experience disease? As our understanding of the genome grows, are better prevention, treatment and health care personalisation just around the corner? Listen in as a renowned interdisciplinary panel of UQ experts discuss everything from susceptibility and severity to vaccine efficacy and the treatment of life-threatening illness – all in the context of your genetic make-up. </video> <video> BrisScience (November 2024): Science Comedy Spectacular! Description: An evening of science and comedy in the style of the great panel shows, taking a lighter look at the top science stories of 2024. </video> <video> Meet Sophia, animal lover and Bachelor of Agricultural Science student at UQ Description: Learn about programs, career outcomes, and life at the University of Queensland: www.study.uq.edu.au </video> <video> BrisScience (September 2024): Searching for massive black holes in the universe Description: UQ's Associate Professor Holger Baumgardt delves into astronomers' 20-year-long search for black holes. </video> <video> Hear what Reece from Padua College had to say about his UQ FEAST program experience. Description: UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video> <video> Meet Georgia from Ferny Grove SHS, one of our UQ FEAST program attendees. Description: UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video> <video> School of Veterinary Science Student Placement Support Description: Placement poverty is real – and is often heightened when students do practicums in rural and regional communities. The realities of financial hardship can make students reluctant to step too far outside their comfort zone or too far from home. With your help, students can stop worrying about making ends meet and put their minds to becoming the very best veterinarians they can be, exploring both city and country pathways. Support vets of tomorrow: https://alumni.uq.edu.au/vet-placement-support </video> <video> Why Parker chose a dual degree in agribusiness and agriculture science Description: Expand your career options with a dual degree in Agribusiness and Agricultural Science at UQ. Learn about the program, career outcomes, and life at the University of Queensland here: www.study.uq.edu.au </video> <video> UQ FEAST participant: Meet Riley from Xavier Catholic College Description: UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video> <video> BrisScience (October 2024): The future of sustainable food production Description: UQ's Dr Nicole Robinson explores new developments in revitalising our soils, including the use of novel materials – such as biodegradable plastics – to support sustainable crop production. </video> <video> 100&Change: Global Reef Revolution: a scalable solution for coral reef conservation Description: The Global Reef Revolution will leverage science and activate the global community to ensure evidence-based protection of coral reefs occurs at scale on 60% of the world’s coral reefs, benefiting 500 million people worldwide. This proposal is in partnership with Citizens of the Reef. </video> <video> Hear why Rhiannon from Dalby SHS took part in UQ's FEAST program. Description: UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video> <video> Why attend UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) program? Description: Run by UQ's Faculty of Science, Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video> <video> UQ FEAST program testimonial: Jess from Rockhampton Grammar School Description: Find out why Jess from Rockhampton Grammar School recommends UQ's FEAST program for high school students considering a future in agriculture or animal sciences. UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video> <video> Hear how the UQ FEAST program experience impacted Toby's decision-making about university. Description: UQ's Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology (FEAST) is a four-day residential program to inspire high school students about rewarding science careers in the agriculture, animal, plant and food industries. FEAST is open to students in years 11 and 12 and is held each June/July at UQ Gatton. Find out more about UQ's FEAST program: https://bit.ly/46MpdFk </video>

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The University of Queensland's Faculty of Science is recognised as a powerhouse for some of the world’s leading scientists, teachers, science programs and commercial outcomes.

The Faculty of Science unites the disciplines of agriculture and animals, biomedical and biological sciences, chemistry, earth sciences, food sciences, geography, marine science, maths and physics, planning, the environment and veterinary science.

With strong links between the enabling and applied sciences, UQ researchers and graduates are working on a wide range of groundbreaking projects from the molecular characterisation of drug resistant bacteria that affect piglets through to finding better treatments for illness and rehabilitation of the environment.

Ranked in the top 1% of universities in the world, UQ offers one of the widest choices of science disciplines in Australia.

Social Media Community Guidelines: bit.ly/3l9snww

CRICOS 00025B TEQSA PRV12080

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