News • 31 May 2017

UON graduate wins top design gong

UON graduates have starred at 2017 Australian Institute of Architects’ NSW Graduate and Student Awards.

News • 31 May 2017

National History Conference Comes to Newcastle

The Australian Historical Association Annual Conference will be held in Newcastle this year and will be convened by Professor Philip Dwyer.

News • 26 May 2017

Classics researcher awarded inaugural ABR Gender Fellowship

Associate Professor Marguerite Johnson from the School of Humanities and Social Science has been named as the inaugural Australia Book Review 2017 Gender Fellow

News • 26 May 2017

Rural Neighbours in times of change: a two day symposium

The Rural Land Use and Community Research Network brings together local and international scholars working in the area of rural land use.

News • 26 May 2017

A new world in sight: virtual reality to advance human health

Virtual reality set to advance human health through innovative midwifery project at UON.

News • 25 May 2017

Postdoc uncovering the hidden meanings in religious texts

Postdoctoral researcher Ahmad Alqurneh has commenced work withe Centre for Literary and Linguistic Computingon a project related to translations.

News • 24 May 2017

UON researchers feature strongly as Alumni Awards finalists

The University of Newcastle (UON) Alumni Awards Finalists have been announced, and we’re thrilled to note a strong range of UON researchers in the field.

News • 16 May 2017

Ensuring Australian women are the innovators of the future

Successful female visionaries from UON will share their experience navigating a career in innovation at the 2017 Women in Innovation event next week

News • 10 May 2017

Symposium to examine psychiatry, trauma and history in a global age: the view from Australasia

A symposium on Friday May 19 will bring together clinicians and historians to discuss what is unique to accounts of trauma in an Australasian context.

News • 09 May 2017

Cancer fellowship for UON researcher

Dr Nikola Bowden will research ovarian cancer thanks to a new 10 year fellowship.

News • 09 May 2017

Centre for 21st Century Humanities leads funding bid to develop ground breaking software platform

C21CH is Humanities is leading a bid for funding to build a powerful software platform called the ‘Time-Layered Cultural Map of Australia’.

News • 08 May 2017

Creating liveable cities for older Australians

A team of researchers from the University of Newcastle (UON) has been awarded a Liveable Communities Grant to identify how to best meet the housing needs

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