News - July 2005

4 July 2005
The future of fusion
The University of Newcastle is part of a group of Australian scientists and engineers seeking to advance fusion science.

8 July 2005
Science and Engineering Challenge in Tasmania
The University of Newcastle Science and Engineering Challenge will be held in Tasmanian High Schools from 11 to 15 July 2005.

11 July 2005
225kg family tree flown in for PhD
According to Samoan customs and traditions, the knowledge of one's gafa (kinship connections) is of vital importance.

11 July 2005
Rural students give health careers a check-up
35 high school students from rural and regional New South Wales will give health careers the once over at the University of Newcastle this week.

12 July 2005
University Council agrees to Final Proposals
The University of Newcastle Council has voted today to adopt the Proposals for Substantial Workplace Change for academics and general staff of the University.

21 July 2005
Mobi-Drip on the move
A new drug infusion device which could revolutionise current drug and intravenous therapy practice in a number of areas including healthcare in the home, the military and the developing world is a step closer to becoming a reality.

22 July 2005
Quilt wraps up mental health support at Centre
The University of Newcastle's Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health in Orange will be home to the National Standards for Mental Health Services Quilt for the next two months.

22 July 2005
Science and Engineering Challenge, Newcastle
The Science and Engineering Challenge will be held in Newcastle from Monday 25 to 29 July 2005. 35 Schools from throughout the Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, the Coalfields and Port Stephens areas are taking part over the 5 days of competition.

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