Coral reefs are among the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth, and home to more than a quarter of all marine life. But like many habitats across the globe, their survival is at risk. Find out how JCU’s Dr Ian McLeod is finding ways to bring these habitats back to life.
While the European honeybee is most widely recognised in the global movement to save the bees, Australia has a number of native pollinators also in need of our help. A team of three JCU Science students — Holly Farnan, Indigo Spence, and Lisl Mohr — are tackling some of these key threats to our precious pollinators.
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the important role of nurses to our global societies. While the media heralds nurses as heroes and angels for the work they have performed during the epidemic, JCU Academic Head of Nursing, Professor Caryn West, tells us why nurses are much more than we might think.
From the importance of critical thinking to the interconnection of social theories and experiences, JCU's Dr Hollie Baxter gives us an insider's look into what's like to study Psychology at JCU.
People need accurate information so they are able to make informed decisions about vaccinations, says JCU's Associate Professor Lars Henning from the Australian Institute of Tropical Health & Medicine. Find out Professor Lars' thoughts on vaccination in 2021.
Mental health and wellbeing should not be promoted and supported among adults only. Children and adolescents can experience anxiety and depression just as an adult would. This is why Judi Reardon trains future school counsellors to be the support that a student may need the most.
When JCU PhD candidate, Narelle Delle Baite, began creating new media artworks to explore concepts of beauty, femininity, and perception, she never imagined that her pieces would be featured in multiple exhibitions throughout Europe and Australia.
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