University of Queensland
Adult incontinence products to become a bigger waste issue than nappies
A new study from Southern Cross University has revealed that adult incontinence pads are becoming a much bigger waste problem ...
Polystyrene no match for hungry superworms
A common species of worm could be the key to polystyrene recycling on a mass scale, researchers at the University ...
Copper waste could power EV revolution
Electrical vehicles could one day be powered from the waste of North West Queensland copper mines as part of a ...
Adaptable technology, cost-effective solutions
Flexible and affordable sewage solutions enable three regional Australian businesses to achieve compliant treatment results.
Mine waste key for renewable energy
A three-year international study will look at whether Queensland copper mine waste could deliver a key ingredient for the renewable ...
Wastewater key to COVID-19 detection on flights
Research from the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), in conjunction with Qantas and the University of Queensland, has ...
The circular economy for organics – are we there yet?
Is there a functioning circular economy for organics in Australia? The answer depends on how you define the concept.
PhD candidate develops glass waste construction columns
UQ PhD candidate Danish Kazmi is developing a technique to transform glass waste into geotechnical columns.
Fight Food Waste Research Centre launches new program
The new research program will investigate the transformation of food waste into valuable products.
