2016

News • 13 May 2016

Mathematical Modelling Driving Research into Premature Birth

To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded – Ralph Waldo Emerson

News • 13 May 2016

Keeping track of the flu keeps the nation on track

Fever, coughs and fatigue have a major impact on our nation’s health and productivity: last year 20,000 people who participated in an online FluTracking program took a combined total of 33,754 days off work or normal duties due to fever and cough symptoms (that’s a staggering total of 92.4 years!)

News • 13 May 2016

UON PhD candidate's film to have world premiere in Hollywood

Filmmaker Stuart McBratney is studying a PhD by creative work at UON: and as part of his candidature, he’s written, directed and composed a feature film set for the silver screen in Hollywood.

News • 12 May 2016

2016 FEDUA Fellows

Congratulations to our 2016 FEDUA Fellows: Dr Tamara Blakemore, Dr Debra Donnelly and Dr Narelle Eather.

News • 12 May 2016

NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR STAFF ELECTION TO COUNCIL

Be involved in the decision making process of the University by becoming a member of Council

News • 12 May 2016

First Issue of CEEHE Occasional Papers Released

The first issue of the Occasional Paper Series from the Centre of Excellence for Equity in Higher Education (CEEHE) is now available.

News • 12 May 2016

The science of food addiction: is it for real?

Sweet tooth? Midnight muncher? Constant cravings? You could be addicted to food. The study of food addiction is still in its infancy, with researchers still debating if food addiction is a substance addiction like it is with drugs, or is it behavioural issue such as gambling

News • 11 May 2016

Bees could provide an answer to Human-Elephant Conflict

Imagine sleeping soundly in your home when you hear the heavy footsteps of a full-grown, hungry elephant outside. He’s looking for food, and you have some. The brick wall of your bedroom starts to crumble as he forces his way in to raid the rice and other crops you’ve worked so tirelessly to save in order to feed your family.

News • 11 May 2016

Ice cores help reconstruct Hunter weather for last 1000 years

In a world first, Australian scientists have used Antarctic ice core samples to reconstruct rainfall records for a specific water catchment.

News • 9 May 2016

Health Check: how to get off the couch and into exercise

Current guidelines suggest Aussie adults should accrue at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise each week. However, 60% of us fail to meet this recommendation, and around one in six aren’t doing any regular exercise at all.

News • 6 May 2016

24th Annual Sir Ninian Stephen Lecture

Justice Virginia Bell delivers the 2016 Sir Ninian Stephen Lecture

News • 6 May 2016

Student Elections open for nominations now

Want to meet like-minded people, learn new skills and effect change at UON? Nominate now as a student member of the University Council, the Academic Senate, a Faculty Board or the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) Student Consultative Group.

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