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News • 04 Mar 2016
Sperm and sterilisation - UON students make it to FameLab
University of Newcastle PhD candidates in reproductive biology, Sally Hall and Samantha Young, have been invited to communicate their science
News • 03 Mar 2016
UON’s Professor John Aitken Wins Prestigious Reproductive Science Award
Professor John Aitken from the University of Newcastle has been announced as the 2016 recipient of the prestigious Carl G. Hartman award
News • 02 Mar 2016
Hand-built microscope gives greater clarity
University of Newcastle researchers build a microscope to benefit all at HMRI.
News • 18 Feb 2016
Congratulations to our Port Macquarie graduates
UON's Port Macquarie graduation will see its first two PhD graduates in 2016.
News • 17 Feb 2016
University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor and President Reappointed
Professor Caroline McMillen has been reappointed until October 2019. Her reappointment was an important step in continuing the momentum.
News • 12 Feb 2016
UON partners on national Respect. Now. Always campaign
The University of Newcastle is partnering with Universities Australia to support university communities.
News • 20 Jan 2016
UAC Main Round Offers released
UON has released 4,136 UAC Main Round Offers to undergraduate students.
News • 19 Jan 2016
UON innovation and development grants
The University of Newcastle has achieved success in the latest round of OLT grants.
News • 19 Jan 2016
UON Professor named one of world's most influential scientific minds
Professor John Forbes, UON cancer researcher, is one of the world's most cited researchers.
News • 13 Jan 2016
Law on the Beach celebrates 13 years
Novocastrians can get free legal advice from law students from the University of Newcastle this summer.
News • 11 Jan 2016
UON Arts PhD selected for national festival
University of Newcastle Creative Arts PhD candidate Dale Collier is one of 15 artists selected for national festival SITUATE Arts Lab 2016.
News • 22 Dec 2015
Earth’s magnetic field strong pull for UON physics student
University of Newcastle student Rhea Barnett will spend eight days on Casey Base, Antarctica.
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