Delicate membranes given super strength to transform green energy tech Chemical engineers at The University of Queensland are harnessing an intricate building technique to produce the hyper-thin film membranes that boost the reliability, efficiency, and lifespan of key c...

Breakthrough membrane tech in Nature Synthesis!
Zhuyuan Wang & Xiwang Zhang developed ultra thin, super strong membranes that boost durability, flexibility & ion transport in clean energy systems.

Study: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

#GETCO2 #MaterialsScience #UQResearch #Electrochemistry

Late last month we shared exciting findings on Mungbean from QAAFI PhD candidate Caitlin Dudley. It’s well worth a read if you missed it. 👉bit.ly/3XKezuZ

#UQResearch #QAAFI #GRDC #Mungbean #CropBreeding #Agriculture #Innovation

🌟 Big congratulations to A/Prof Janni Leung! 🌟2025 Queensland Young Tall Poppy Science Awardee 🎉 and her nominator and mentor, Director Prof Jason Connor

We’re so proud of you — what an incredible achievement! 🙌✨

#TallPoppy2025 #NCYSUR #UQResearch #ScienceForImpact

Researchers are using cryopreservation to save critically endangered Gossia gonoclada or angle-stemmed myrtle in south east Qld. ABC News highlights #UQResearch with Jingyin Bao and Dr Alice Hayward in cooperation with the City of Logan.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkJn...
ABC Online: bit.ly/3Jso4Lg

It's Chicken Feed: Growing more robust chickens ABC Rural News provides authoritative coverage of the business and politics of Australian farming, livestock, forestry, agriculture and primary production

Making chickens more robust and improving the sustainability of the chicken meat industry. #UQResearch featured on ABC's Landline program with Prof Eugeni Roura and Dr Ellie Assadi Soumeh.

ab.co/45yurVV
@agrifuturesau.bsky.social

Tackling a mystery that's killing blueberries Identifying the cause and prevalence of a costly disorder in blueberries is the goal of a team of researchers at The University of Queensland.

Tackling a mystery that's killing blueberries. A new #UQResearch project outlined in Rural Business Magazine- The Trade Magazine for Rural Merchandise. The project is led by Dr Alice Hayward.
bit.ly/4mkBvLw

DIYNAFLUOR: The $60 device bringing DNA science anywhere A low-cost, 3D-printed DNA testing device developed at the AIBN is making powerful science more accessible for researchers and students around the world.

A really nice write-up from the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology, on my #DIYNAFLUOR project - an open-source, 3D printable fluorometer for DNA quantitation. 🧬🦕

#STEM #UQresearch #AIBN

aibn.uq.edu.au/article/2025...