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26.07.10 Turning ideas into realityBudding entrepreneurs with the dream of turning a novel idea into a booming business have the opportunity to draw on the experience of industry and academic experts, with the start of the Queensland University of Technology Innovation Space.
21.07.10 Survey seeks to unveil the secrecy of organ donationThe decision to be an organ donor, while personal, should not be kept secret, according to a Queensland University of Technology (QUT) researcher who has launched a nationwide survey into people's attitudes to communicating their organ donation wishes.
14.07.10 Removing the uncertainty from coronial autopsiesFamilies have the right to object to an invasive coronial autopsy of their loved one, but whether their objection is accepted by the Coroner tends to be an arbitrary decision, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) justice expert Dr Belinda Carpenter said.
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