Researcher identifies 6,000 sperm proteins, potentially leading to a male contraceptive
A researcher has for the first time profiled 6,000 sperm proteins that could help create a non-hormonal male contraceptive -… Read more
Asthma in pregnancy toolkit rolls out to help stop flare-ups
A world first Asthma and Pregnancy Toolkit designed to improve the health of pregnant women and their babies will be… Read more
Enterprise Bargaining Update 28 November 2022
Please attribute this statement to University of Newcastle Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Kent Anderson:The University of Newcastle has today tabled a… Read more
Preschoolers’ screen time logs link to sleep and development
Australian preschoolers’ growing screen time use, whether at day or night, is associated with poorer sleep, and poorer language and… Read more
$1m to improve schizophrenia treatment
Professor Murray Cairns has been awarded $1 million in NSW Government funding to explore genetically informed precision medicine for schizophrenia… Read more
Tailored Workshops - LDTI Education Development
The LDTI Education Development team runs various professional development workshops for academic teaching staff throughout each semester. Do you have a… Read more
In-person, application support: Write your LEADERSHIP statement - NHMRC Investigator Grant Support
Led by HMRI Director Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin and the HMRI Grant Development Team, this in-person writing workshop is a chance… Read more
The Wombats
Fresh from topping the charts with their first UK number-one album, Fix Yourself, Not The World, playing their biggest ever global… Read more
Midland, the last resort: Greetings from tour
Grammy-nominated trio MIDLAND will return to Australia to celebrate the release of their third studio album, ‘THE LAST RESORT: GREETINGS… Read more
Richard Shiffrin - What are the Chief Causes of Forgetting?
Prof. Shiffrin is renowned in the field of Psychology and Brain Sciences for his long-standing work in memory and cognition.… Read more
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