2015
News • 4 Mar 2015
Schizophrenia research first
Associate Professor Murray Cairns has received an $800,000 2014/15 NSW Genomics Collaborative Grant to explore better treatments for schizophrenia.
News • 4 Mar 2015
How cute dogs help us understand Adam Smith’s ‘invisible hand’
This is the first in a three part series By Professor Roland Boer, Director of the Religion, Marxism and Secularism research group, on 18th Century Scottish moral philosopher Adam Smith for The Conversation.
News • 3 Mar 2015
Breast cancer early warning signal
A new magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) technique developed by Australian researchers may potentially reduce or delay the need for preventive mastectomies among women at high risk of breast cancer.
News • 3 Mar 2015
Expanding Australia’s contamination science effort
Australia's leading contamination and remediation research organisation will be based at the University of Newcastle (UON) from March 2015, in a move that extends the latest clean-up science to a wider range of the nation's major industries.
News • 25 Feb 2015
Who cares about maths?
The team behind the University of Newcastle's highly successful 'What is Engineering?' video has now created 'The cool maths behind engineering' to encourage higher participation in mathematics.
News • 25 Feb 2015
Managing back pain in children
New research shows that children and teenagers are just as likely as adults to report back pain.
News • 25 Feb 2015
DNA protein targeted in ovarian cancer chemo test
University of Newcastle researcher Dr Nikola Bowden is investigating a DNA repair protein that is implicated in ovarian cancer tumours becoming resistant to chemotherapy, with hopes of eventually developing a prognostic test and more tailored treatments.
News • 24 Feb 2015
Breast cancer gene breakthrough
Hunter researchers have identified a significant new risk factor for triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), impacting women who would currently fall outside genetic testing benchmarks for the disease.
News • 23 Feb 2015
Pablo Moscato: From bioinformatics to Shakespeare
Why does an eminent computer scientist team up with a Renaissance literature expert? To design a study using information theory and computer science methods and determine the authorship of plays and poems where that authorship is unknown or disputed, including some of the works of William Shakespeare.
News • 20 Feb 2015
Welcome UON Students
UON welcomes all students - new and returning - for the start of Semester 1 2015.
News • 20 Feb 2015
ERA Research Evaluation Committees 2015
Nine University of Newcastle researchers have been selected by the Australian Research Council for membership of the 2015 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Research Evaluation Committees.
News • 20 Feb 2015
UON on display at Avalon 2015 Airshow
The University of Newcastle's research capabilities and student offerings will be on display at Avalon2015 from February 24 to March 1
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