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Sport - Computer Science - 17.12.2017
Carnegie Mellon Reveals Inner Workings of Victorious AI
Libratus AI Defeated Top Pros in 20 Days of Poker Play Libratus, an artificial intelligence that defeated four top professional poker players in no-limit Texas Hold'em earlier this year, uses a three

Sport - Campus - 15.12.2017
Student-Athletes Honored at Fourth Annual Academic Achievement Celebration

Sport - 14.12.2017
Take part in the World Company Sport Games 2018 in La Baule: subscribe now!

Sport - Life Sciences - 04.12.2017
Virtual reality users must learn to use what they see
Anyone with normal vision knows that a ball that seems to quickly be growing larger is probably going to hit them on the nose. But strap them into a virtual reality headset, and they still may need to take a few lumps before they pay attention to the visual cues that work so well in the real world, according to a new study from University of Wisconsin-Madison psychologists.

Sport - 30.11.2017
Viewing cricket through rose-tinted glasses

Sport - 29.11.2017
Range of sports camps on offer in 2018 for staff children

Sport - Life Sciences - 29.11.2017
Soccer success is all about skill
Soccer success is all about skill
A soccer player's performance on the field is determined by their skill rather than their athletic ability, researchers from The University of Queensland have found.

Sport - 24.11.2017
Starting young vital to lifelong volunteering and social action, says new research
National spinal injury charity Aspire and the University of Birmingham have teamed up on a research project that is set to produce evidence-based Best Practice Guidance for training and employing disabled people in the fitness industry.

Sport - 21.11.2017
All Blacks open University’s revamped gym

Health - Sport - 15.11.2017
New Yale lab will use virtual reality games to reduce risks in teens
Yale's Center for Health & Learning Games will establish a new lab, play4REAL, with a gift from Oculus, a Facebook-owned technology company specializing in Virtual Reality (VR) hardware and software products.

Sport - Linguistics & Literature - 13.11.2017
Online game explores the way Australians speak

Sport - 07.11.2017
World’s best rugby teams train at University gym

Sport - Economics - 06.11.2017
Beach volleyball fever at TUM
Beach volleyball fever at TUM

Politics - Sport - 01.11.2017
"I-Cut-You-Choose" Cake-Cutting Protocol Inspires Solution to Gerrymandering
CMU researchers say fair redistricting possible even with partisan maneuvering Getting two political parties to equitably draw congressional district boundaries can seem hopeless, but Carnegie Mellon University researchers say the process can be improved by using an approach children use to share a piece of cake.

Sport - 01.11.2017
Champions to defend 1500m Classic titles
Champions to defend 1500m Classic titles
Australian middle-distance runners UQ alumnus Brittany McGowan and Jordan Williamsz will return to The University of Queensland tomorrow to defend their race titles at the 2017 UQ Sport 1500m Classic.

Sport - Economics - 01.11.2017
Lead the field in sportstech innovation
Do you want to run alongside the major players in global sports technology innovation or - even better - set the pace? In partnership with the Queensland Government, The University of Queensland has been enlisted by the HYPE Foundation to champion sports entrepreneurship and sportstech innovation.

Health - Sport - 26.10.2017
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar joins UCLA Health and the Los Angeles Lakers in leukemia and lymphoma fundraiser
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar joins UCLA Health and the Los Angeles Lakers in leukemia and lymphoma fundraiser
The Lakers legend and former Bruin will serve as celebrity ambassador for the annual Light the Night Walk Amy Albin Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is teaming up with UCLA Health and the Los Angeles Lakers at the 2017 Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Los Angeles Light the Night Walk.

Sport - Social Sciences - 25.10.2017
Inclusion project offers kids a sporting chance

Astronomy & Space - Sport - 24.10.2017
UChicago astrophysicists to catch particles from deep space on NASA balloon mission
UChicago scientists have a long history of using balloons to study cosmic rays, such as this 1946 experiment at Stagg Field.

Sport - Health - 22.10.2017
New injury prevention exercise programme will dramatically reduce injuries in rugby
New injury prevention exercise programme will dramatically reduce injuries in rugby
A new dynamic 20-minute exercise programme, performed by rugby players before training and pre-match, could dramatically reduce injuries in the sport according to a benchmark study published today (Sunday 22 October). Published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine , the collaborative project between health researchers at the University and England Rugby shows that the introduction of a simple injury prevention exercise programme has significant impacts in reducing rates both for concussion and lower limb injuries.

Sport - 19.10.2017
Delayed word processing could predict patients’ potential to develop Alzheimer’s disease
Pupils in secondary schools are reluctant to see fitness and health tracking devices such as Fitbits introduced into Physical Exercise lessons in schools and the device could potentially cause a negative impact on students' overall well-being, research led by the University of Birmingham has found. In a new study, published today in Sport, Education and Society, researchers looked at the responses of 13 and 14 year olds taking part in Physical Exercise classes at two UK secondary schools over an eight-week period.

Sport - Career - 17.10.2017
Rugby royalty line up to present the Mark Loane Medal
Rugby royalty line up to present the Mark Loane Medal

History & Archeology - Sport - 16.10.2017
Minecraft slavery plantation programme for classrooms
Historians at the University of Glasgow will today (Monday 16 October 2017) officially launch a computer representation of 18th century plantations in Minecraft to help school children engage with the history of slavery.

Sport - Economics - 13.10.2017
Blues and Reds Game To Aid Research
A new mobile game called Blues and Reds , now available worldwide, aims to help researchers study interactive behavior.

Sport - Media - 13.10.2017
The Risk of "Unity" Is The Discomfort Will Be Swept Away
NFL owners have locked arms with players, and Jerry Jones took a knee.

Sport - 11.10.2017
Gold ’nanoprobes’ used to track blood flow in tiny vessels

Sport - Career - 11.10.2017
Recent Anthem Protests Are the New Breed of Patriotism
Once again President Donald Trump has inserted himself into the latest iteration of the culture wars with his recent comments targeting Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry and the National Football League.

Sport - Career - 10.10.2017
Evolution: The beneficiaries of mass extinction
Jonny Davies, third year Biochemistry student and University of Birmingham sport scholar, last week bought home 2 medals for the GB Athletics team at the World University Games in Taipei.

Sport - 03.10.2017
Team UQ places fourth at Uni Games
Team UQ places fourth at Uni Games
The University of Queensland has finished fourth overall, and Queensland's top-ranked university, at the 2017 Australian Uni Games (AUG) on the Gold Coast.

Sport - Event - 29.09.2017
Adam Goodes receives honorary doctorate

Sport - Health - 27.09.2017
High costs of college and high school contact sports
Reducing the injury rates in football and other male contact sports to those of non-contact sports like tennis or baseball would result in 49,600 fewer injuries per year in colleges and 601,900 injuries per year in high school, according to a new study by Yale economist Ray C. Fair.

Sport - 27.09.2017
Team UQ making right moves for Uni 7s clean sweep
Team UQ making right moves for Uni 7s clean sweep
The University of Queensland is focussed on finishing undefeated in the inaugural Aon Uni 7s Series which concludes this weekend on the Gold Coast.

Sport - 26.09.2017
Clinical trial reveals genetic fault that reduces the effectiveness of leukaemia treatment

Sport - Social Sciences - 25.09.2017
Taking a knee in Oakland, and other forms of resistance: 50 years of photos
Taking a knee in Oakland, and other forms of resistance: 50 years of photos
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Sport - Agronomy & Food Science - 20.09.2017
UQ sport science consistently ranked among best in world
UQ sport science consistently ranked among best in world

Sport - Career - 19.09.2017
Striking while the gridiron is hot
As the clock ticked down toward zero, tensions were running high in the crowded room. Anthony Firkser, A.B. '17, had just stepped out to take a phone call, and the crowd was growing restless.

Astronomy & Space - Sport - 18.09.2017
Travel app wins top prize at App Camp
Travel app wins top prize at App Camp
An app that uses satellite imagery to give flight travellers an interactive, bird's-eye view of their routes took the top prize at this year's Space App Camp at ESA's centre in Frascati, Italy.

Sport - 18.09.2017
Home ground success edges UQ closer to historic sevens title
Home ground success edges UQ closer to historic sevens title
The University of Queensland female rugby union team has extended its lead in the Aon Uni 7s Series after winning its third-consecutive tournament.

Sport - 16.09.2017
Women in preterm labour to be offered antibiotics to combat Group B Strep

Sport - 14.09.2017
Unbeaten UQ aim for home victory
Unbeaten UQ aim for home victory
The University of Queensland will be out to extend its Aon Uni 7s Series winning streak when it hosts Round 3 at the UQ Sport Athletics Centre in St Lucia this weekend, 16 and 17 September.

Sport - 12.09.2017
University of Birmingham to host British Junior Open in January 2018

Sport - 12.09.2017
University of Birmingham scholar and athlete Jonny Davies brings back the medals for GB

Administration - Sport - 11.09.2017
Campus statement on food vendor incident
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Sport - 06.09.2017
Unbeaten UQ aim for Uni 7s improvement
Unbeaten UQ aim for Uni 7s improvement
University of Queensland Aon Uni 7s Series coach Reg Tayler has called on his unbeaten side to maintain its focus at this weekend's second round (9-10 September) in Sydney.

Sport - 30.08.2017
UQ athletes achieve success at World Uni Games
Three University of Queensland students have recorded top five placings at the 2017 Summer Universiade in Taipei, Taiwan.

Sport - History & Archeology - 28.08.2017
UQ in historic victory for women's sport
UQ in historic victory for women’s sport
The University of Queensland has won the opening round of the history-making Aon Uni 7s Series , scoring victory in all five of its games at the University of Tasmania Stadium in Launceston.

Sport - Computer Science - 25.08.2017
Training a Machine to Watch Soccer
Though soccer players have assigned roles, it is routine for players to swap positions throughout the course of a game, or even during a single play. Players and fans recognize when this occurs and now, thanks to work led by engineers at Caltech, so can a computer. The Caltech team, along with colleagues at Disney Research and STATS, a major supplier of sports data, have developed an algorithm that can automatically recognize formations of teams-how they arrange themselves on the field-when analyzing player tracking data.

Sport - 25.08.2017
Indian sports coaches return to Birmingham and meet Consul General

Sport - 25.08.2017
Stanford and Rice Universities battle it out in Sydney
Stanford and Rice Universities kicked off the 2017 College Football Cup this week by touching down at the University of Sydney.

Health - Sport - 23.08.2017
Building a better sports drink
Henry J. Binder, Professor Emeritus of and Senior Research Scientist in Medicine at Yale, didn't set out to create a better Gatorade-but in looking for a means to help people suffering from dehydration to better absorb nutrients he may have done just that.