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Free parking will likely to be available, including undercover parking contained in the multilevel car parks on Sir Fred Schonell Drive. It's also possible to catch a bus or CityCat up to the campus. TransInfo Link (telephone 13 12 30) may offer timetable information.
o Your working computer might recognise human faces from mug shots, as used in Scotland Yard to detect criminals from closed circuit television surveillance cameras.
o The SunShark, UQ's awardwinning solar car which recently completed the Sydney to Melbourne CitiPower Sunrace as well as preparing for one more 3010 kilometre World Solar Challenge from Darwin to Adelaide.
o Multimedia software package and anatomical specimens inside the Anatomy Museum and Learning Centre.
Above 40,000 individuals supposed to attend UQ Expo towards the University of Queensland's St Lucia campus from noon until 5pm both days.
Lasers and holograms, a wind tunnel to blow your brain plus a wave flume get the surf up are among attractions from the free UQ Expo in Brisbane on Saturday May 29 and Sunday May 30.
o Quick water rockets, gold panning, free photographs with different amounts of background with a moon visit or ride about the Titanic, or a mathematics scavenger hunt with hightech prizes.
o Orchid tissue culturing (with souvenirs), touching and feeling marine plants, as well as an introduction to transgenic plants.
o Computerbased games, electrocardiographs, low blood pressure and lung function checks, zoology and entomology displays, and nanobes, the mysterious missing link between life and nonlife.
o Spectacular 1 million volt lightning demonstrations within a University's High profile Laboratory.
a wind tunnel to blow your head including a wave flume clearly be the surf up are
o Handson fun making slime, experiencing a rubber tree, analysing the zinc content of hair, fiddling with magic mud, or putting eggs in bottles.
Dean of Students Dr Lisa Gaffney said UQ Expo would supply family entertainment as well as displays and demonstrations using the University's outstanding research, teaching and community service features. Attractions will comprise:
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