UQ and Europe

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Collaboration in Europe

  • A $15 million collaboration between UQ and the German Research Foundation (DFG), including research from Justun Liebig University (JLU), will accelerate genetic improvements in cereal and pulse crops.
  • Queensland will become a global mRNA vaccine hub with a $280 million Translational Science Hub to be established in Queensland. The Hub will link leading Queensland researchers with scientists at the Sanofi mRNA Centre of Excellence in France and the United States.
  • Researchers from UQ, Argentina and Spain have created the world's first successful donkey embryo using IVF, which could save dozens of endangered donkey species.
  • A study from UQ, together with the University of Adelaide, UWA and the University of Bristol in the UK, has found no link between community water fluoridation and adverse effects on children's brain development.
  • Following the competitive selection process, nine outstanding initiatives have received funding totalling $76,660 in the latest UQ Global Strategy and Partnership Seed Funding Scheme.
  • UQ, Oxford and Princeton researchers have developed a "test" to measure if businesses are on track to meet Paris Agreement climate action goals, and so far the results are not promising.

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Alumni

UQ has more than 6,840 alumni living in Europe. Alumni from or living in the region include:

Denmark

Chief Adviser, Human Rights and Business, Danish Institute of Human Rights (Bachelor of Arts / Laws Hons. 2008)
Denmark

Stuart Ward is professor and head of the Saxo Institute for History, Archaeology, Ethnology and Classics at the University of Copenhagen (Bachelor of Arts Hons. 1992)
Austria

Co-Founder & CEO at TourRadar Austria (Bachelor of Engineering Hons. 1999)
France

Managing Director, TotalEnergies Ventures - Paris & San Francisco; Managing Director, Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures at Total (Master of Business 2006)