2018

A repurposed shipping container designed to stimulate conversation, a mobile community space for the public to cook and collaborate, and an intriguing new app featuring lesser-known stories of Honeysuckle’s history will breathe new life into the Honeysuckle foreshore from Friday.

Abstract proposals due by 30 November 2018 for the international edited collection entitled ‘Portrayals of the Bride in Screen, Stage and Literary Productions and Pop Culture Narratives.’

Aiming to enhance young people’s health and nutrition awareness, University of Newcastle researchers are trialling a new technology-based instant feedback system in a nationwide study.

Moving the world forward with PRME

Leading Australian cardiothoracic surgeon, writer, TV presenter and gender equity advocate, Dr Nikki Stamp will deliver a keynote lecture tonight as part of the University of Newcastle’s 40 Years of Medicine celebrations.

A group of international female scientists, including University of Newcastle Coastal Scientist Dr Hannah Power, has identified key barriers to success for women working in the fields of coastal geoscience and engineering, proposing simple steps to attract more women to innovation industries.

E+I 18 is a celebration of the game-changing students and staff who live and breathe the spirit of NEW.

SafeWork NSW’s Centre for Work Health and Safety and the University of Newcastle have committed to working together to develop work health and safety research expertise in Australia.

Technology Matters, Even More in the Future

The University of Newcastle Science and Engineering Challenge has welcomed two new Indigenous STEM ambassadors thanks to generous crowdfunding donations.

The University of Newcastle is committed to encouraging diversity in the next generation of Australian doctors. As part of celebrating 40 years of medicine at our University, we have launched the Equity and Diversity in Medical Education Scholarship Fund to help ambitious, talented students facing barriers to a medical education.

The impacts of domestic violence can be far-reaching, often affecting a person’s ability to study. Research shows that significant recovery can occur when survivors have access to social, educational or financial support.