2014

News • 23 Oct 2014

Award-winning Paper: How Memory Affects Marketing

Dr Sonia Vilches-Montero has won a Best Paper Award for her study focusing on memory malleability

News • 23 Oct 2014

G20 Interfaith Summit: Economic Development and Religious Freedoms

Newcastle Law School academic presents at G20 Interfaith Summit

News • 23 Oct 2014

Cutting-edge science being aired at Asthma meeting

Respiratory clinicians and researchers are joining forces at the 10th annual Newcastle Asthma Meeting (NAMe10) this week to highlight the latest clinical interventions and important areas of experimental research in asthma and COPD.

News • 22 Oct 2014

The Power of Feeling Bad

NBS academic and the NY Times discuss why fearing the worst might make you better at your job

News • 21 Oct 2014

UON STUDENTS TAKING SHAPE

The establishment of UON Students in the Academic Division is now well underway with the recent appointment of a new leadership team.

News • 21 Oct 2014

Professor Philip Dwyer shortlisted for PM's Literary Awards

The University of Newcastle's Professor Philip Dwyer has been shortlisted for the 2014 Prime Minister's Literary Award for Citizen Emperor: Napoleon in Power 1799-1815.

News • 21 Oct 2014

Excellence in Science and Engineering awarded

Two University of Newcastle academics have been honoured with prestigious accolades at the 2014 NSW Science and Engineering Awards.

News • 21 Oct 2014

200 cyclists saddling up for research ride

A bumper weekend for bike riding in Newcastle begins at 6.30am on Saturday, October 25, when up to 200 lycra-clad cyclists depart Nobbys Beach bound for picturesque Dungog.

News • 21 Oct 2014

UON in top 8 of Australian universities for health research

A University of Newcastle drug trial that has delivered rapid treatment benefits for stroke victims has attracted more than $3.9 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) in its 2014 funding round.

News • 17 Oct 2014

Study reveals truth about diet in pregnancy

Researchers from the University of Newcastle have found there is no universal consensus on what constitutes an optimal diet for women before, during and after pregnancy, despite a glut of nutritional information being available.

News • 15 Oct 2014

Move it, eat it

The message from the Priority Research Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition's tight-knit team is simple - 'eat better and move more often' - however doing this is harder than it sounds

News • 14 Oct 2014

Survey to help parents tackle teen drinking challenges

A new online survey developed by researchers from the University of Newcastle and Hunter New England Population Health, in collaboration with the Australian Drug Foundation, aims to help families navigate the challenges of teenage alcohol use.

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