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Research shows young people who stop using cannabis or amphetamines before becoming adults experience life success at the same levels of those who have never used drugs

2 years ago public-health.uq.edu.au cannabis

Scientists have found there may be innate genetic differences among people’s psychological connection with natural environments and how they experience them

3 years ago uq.edu.au genetics

New research into why deep-sea fish have such unusual eyes could help us understand specific diseases or developmental defects that occur in our own eyes.

3 years ago qbi.uq.edu.au

Neuroscientists have discovered how an optimal period of exercise stimulates the production of new neurons, helping to reverse cognitive decline and improve learning.

3 years ago qbi.uq.edu.au

The octopus is known for its high intelligence, vision, and instincts, with a new study revealing its brain varies in size and shape depending on habitat, when it was active and interaction with other animals.

3 years ago qbi.uq.edu.au brain

Popular belief is that the gut microbiome drives autism

3 years ago imb.uq.edu.au autism

A process which wraps nanocrystals in porous glass could be the key to producing unbreakable smartphone, television and computer screens.

3 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au

Despite the link between COVID-19 and blood clots, the SARS-CoV-2 virus does not infect blood vessels.

3 years ago imb.uq.edu.au covid

Brain biology can cause behavioural differences between men and women, but these are dwarfed by the differences between people within a sex, according to new research.

3 years ago qbi.uq.edu.au biology brain

Solar cells which have been modified through doping, a method that changes the cell’s nanomaterials, has been shown to be as efficient as silicon-based cells, but without their high cost and complex manufacturing.

3 years ago aibn.uq.edu.au