2013
News • 29 Oct 2013
Alcohol tax system
An overhaul of Australia's alcohol tax system would potentially bring both health and economic gains, according to research conducted by HMRI Health Economist Professor Chris Doran.
News • 25 Oct 2013
$21.7m NHMRC funding for UoN
$21.7m funding puts University of Newcastle in Top Eight universities for health and medical research.
News • 24 Oct 2013
Professor Mark Parsons presents at the Chinese Neurological Society meeting
President of the Stroke Society of Australia (SSA) and University of Newcastle researcher, Professor Mark Parsons, was recently a keynote speaker at the Chinese Neurological Society meeting in Nanjing, China.
News • 24 Oct 2013
Celebrating innovation at annual awards
Five University of Newcastle (UoN) researchers and one Hunter innovation champion will be honoured today for their achievements in translating knowledge, research and technology into commercial success at the 2013 Newcastle Innovations awards.
News • 23 Oct 2013
International spotlight on cancer research
Four of North America's leading cancer researchers will give keynote presentations at the international Translational Cancer Research Conference in Newcastle from tomorrow until Friday.
News • 22 Oct 2013
2013 Alumni Awards announced
University of Newcastle graduate Anton Monsted, the Executive Music Supervisor for Baz Luhrmann's movie The Great Gatsby, has been named joint recipient of the University's 2013 Newton-John Award.
News • 21 Oct 2013
What makes Australian bushfires so dangerous?
Parts of Australia are prone to intense, uncontrollable fires that can have the same intensity as severe thunderstorm activity. University of Newcastle meteorologist Martin Babakhan explains to SBS what scientists call "extreme fire behaviour" and the characteristics that make it particularly dangerous.
News • 18 Oct 2013
Rural Health Conference
University of Newcastle top researchers attend Port Macquarie health conference
News • 18 Oct 2013
Diet Bytes and Baby Bumps
A University of Newcastle study will assess the use of smartphones as a new method for pregnant women to record their nutritional intake.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.