Month: June 2013

A Japanese company specialising in skin care products, is drawing on the Eskitis Institute’s Nature Bank to develop new natural beauty products.

After publishing a report that could help authorities identify the most most likely targets for a terror attack, PhD candidate David Romyn, from Griffith's School of Applied Psychology, discusses the difficulties with researching terrorism.

Commerce student Richard Hyland is among 13 Griffith Business School student leaders that left for Laos on Saturday, June 22, to take part in the 2013 Laos Community Development Project. Part one of his Laos Blog starts here.

A project looking for solutions to children’s phobias has been recognised as among the University’s best at the Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards.

Professor Ian O'Connor has congratulated the winners of the Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards.

Rotary International and Griffith University hosted a dedicated gathering of people in pursuit of peace in our lifetime for the 2013 Rotary Peace Forum on the Logan campus. Griffith University co-hosted the Rotary Regional Peace Forum which was also streamed live to more than 200 viewers at various locations throughout the world including Azerbaijan and […]

New research identifies factors that contribute to and hinder small business success – for both franchised and independent small businesses. The research, conducted by Griffith University’s Asia-Pacific Centre for Franchising Excellence, compares surviving and failed small businesses during uncertain economic times in Australia from 2010 to 2012. Centre Director and lead researcher, Professor Lorelle Frazer, […]