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Knowledge of severe storm patterns may improve tornado warnings（图）
Knowledge severe storm patterns tornado warnings
2020/7/10
Advanced radar techniques may help distinguish which severe storms are likely to produce dangerous tornadoes, leading to more accurate warnings, according to National Science Foundation-funded sc...
The sand trap:Demand outpaces caution–and knowledge（图）
sand trap Demand outpaces caution knowledge
2017/9/20
Sand, spanning miles of beaches, carpeting vast oceans and deserts, is a visual metaphor for limitless resources. Yet researchers in this week’s journal Science seize another metaphor – sand in an ho...
“Big Food” Companies Have Less Power Than You Might Think:Progress Toward Sustainability Slowed by Limited Knowledge and Influence on the Farm
Big Food Companies Have Less Power Might Think Progress Toward Sustainability Slowed Limited Knowledge Farm
2017/7/21
A Dartmouth study finds that “Big Food” companies are striving to make food more sustainable from farm to factory but have less power than you might think. In fact, most Big Food companies have little...
Research will fill in biodiversity knowledge gaps results applicable to health, agriculture, energy and manufacturing（图）
biodiversity knowledge gaps manufacturing
2014/9/12
Tropical deforestation has dramatic effects on biodiversity--and on the functioning of entire ecosystems.Scientist Jorge Rodrigues of the University of California, Davis is investigating how microbial...
UQ graduate soaks up knowledge
UQ graduate knowledge
2009/12/15
As South-East Queensland adopts new water guidelines this month, UQ graduate Nathan Cammerman has his eyes firmly set on helping to educate the community on water management.Mr Cammerman was part of t...
Combining Aboriginal knowledge and Western science to create building materials of the future
Aboriginal knowledge Western science building materials
2009/8/17
UQ researchers have teamed up with the Indigenous people of the Myuma Group to identify and develop potential technological applications for Spinifex grass. The project is exploring uses and propertie...
Articles in Knowledge Quest, the journal of the American Association of School Librarians (AASL), is now available to AASL members online. Members are able to access current and archived copies of the...
28 May 2007，They are usually the ones being taught, but a group of University of Queensland law students will be handing out the information when it comes to reforms in the energy sector.
20th April 2007，The second annual A2 Revision Event saw approximately 160 year 13 students descended on the University of Leicester for an exciting day of chemistry revision. The event organised by th...
02 April 2007,Indonesia has the worst bird flu problem in the world. Experts fear that the country provides the perfect setting for the highly pathogenic form of avian influenza, H5N1, to evolve into ...
Killing two birds with one stone: Transferring knowledge to fight poverty and land degradation（图）
gum arabic land
2007/3/28
Rome, 5 March 2007 - With help from FAO, farmers in six sub-Saharan countries have been able to increase their income from the sale of gums and resins and to restore degraded land.
The invaders are here: Sharing knowledge to prevent and control pests from harming forests
forest invasive species climate change
2007/3/28
Rome, 5 March 2007 - Outbreaks of forest invasive species are no longer confined to one country or region . The increase in travel, trade and transport as well as climate change have made invasive spe...
Rome, 5 March 2007 - The number of forest fires caused by people without the knowledge or the means to prevent, control and fight them, has grown exponentially in certain parts of the world. Building ...
Rome, 5 March 2007 - Stressing that improved forest policies and sustainable forest management necessarily entail a periodic methodical evaluation of forest resources, FAO deplores the delay of many c...
Managing knowledge workers
knowledge workers
2007/2/27
26 February 2007，According to visiting international expert at UQ, Professor Mats Alvesson, managers of so-called "knowledge workers" often don't understand how best to manage their staff.