CQUniversity's Professor Qing-Long Han has been striding the world stage in Mathematical Sciences, proving along the way that maths really adds up as a boon for society.

Professor Han is a researcher in time-delay systems, networked control systems, robust control and fault-tolerant control.

Seed Grant Scheme

Dr Gillian Busch

Conquering the tyranny of distance: how families use video communication technologies during intergenerational SKYPE sessions

$9,691

Dr Vincent Dalbo

Effects of chronic aerobic exercise on biomarkers of myostatin pathway activity and insulin resistance in dietary induced obese Wistar  rats

$9,455

Dr Susan Davis, Dr Angelina Ambrosetti

Digital tools for dramatic engagement - Transforming sustainability education for the digital age

$9,810

Dr Sandrine Makiela

Microbial characterisation of the soils in the wheat growing regions of central Queensland

$9,967

Dr Jessica Paterson

Increasing resilience to fatigue in Australian paramedics

$9,884

Dr Bradley Smith

Behavioural development in a unique Australian mammal: The dingo (Canis dingo)

$9,804

Merit Grant Scheme

Dr Xuan Zhou, Dr Charli Sargent

Can the recovery value of daytime sleep be optimised to reduce fatigue risk for night workers in safety-critical industries?

$50,000

Ardent sailor and artist Peter Anderson depicts the awesome splendour of the ocean as Earth's final wilderness, in a painting launched recently in CQUniversity's Rockhampton Campus library..

Professor Bronwyn Fredericks recently represented CQUniversity at the 6th Annual Indigenous Awards Night organised by Darumbal Community Youth Service in partnership with a range of other organisations.

Prof Fredericks attended in her capacity as Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Engagement) and BMA Chair in Indigenous Engagement.

CQUniversity Gladstone is hosting an afternoon tea event from 3.30pm this Thursday (Dec 6) to recognise academic achievements by local high school students.

CQUniversity researcher Ben Kele recently attracted an audience of State Government reps while installing his pilot plant for the treatment of water associated with Westside's coal seam gas operation at Moura.

About 20 visitors from the Department of Environment and Heritage and the Department of Mines toured the facility.

Agave tequilana, the plant which produces the tequila drink, is being investigated as a potential source for bioethanol fuel production in Queensland.

CQUniversity has been at the forefront of this research for several years and researchers have started to taste success.

School kids and residents in the regional Queensland towns of Woorabinda, Baralaba, Eidsvold and Mount Morgan recently had the chance to learn circus skills, with the help of two professional trainers from Brisbane's Flipside Circus, as part of an Artists in Residence program.

The Flipside Circus trainers spent two weeks in each community, where they worked with schools, community organisations, community members and families to develop their circus skills.

CQUniversity has launched its latest Idiom 23 Literary Magazine at the Rockhampton Campus bookshop.

This year's collection of stories, poems, photographs, and creative nonfiction all pertain to the theme of 'stories of the sea'.