News • 22 Sep 2014

Scopus Young Researchers

Associate Professor David Lubans and Dr Tracy Burrows have scooped two of the five catergories in the 2014 Scopus Young Researcher of the Year Awards.

News • 22 Sep 2014

Review: The Life and Death of Adam Cullen by Erik Jensen

 Dr Kit Messham-Muir, from the School of Creative Industries reviews Acute Misfortune: The Life and Death of Adam Cullen for The Conversation.

News • 19 Sep 2014

Innovation accolade for UON’s international student engagement

UON's Language Centre has received national recognition for an innovative approach to teaching English to international students.

News • 18 Sep 2014

Unlocking the power of personalised medicine

The University of Newcastle's (UON) Professor Pablo Moscato is leading the revolution of how some of medicine's greatest challenges, including …

News • 18 Sep 2014

UON ranked in the top 10 in Australia

JUST RELEASED: UON’s rankings success in the QS World University Rankings 2014

News • 18 Sep 2014

Leading Indigenous historian awarded prestigious fellowship

Australia's leading Indigenous historian, UON's Professor John Maynard, has been honoured by his peers with his election as a Fellow …

News • 15 Sep 2014

Scholars Week 2014

Academic excellence and commitment is being recognised and rewarded at the University of Newcastle (UON) annual Scholars' Week celebrations (15-19 …

News • 12 Sep 2014

Walk to shine light on organ transplant tolerance

Community members will take a fluoro-lit twilight stroll along Nobbys Breakwall on Saturday 13 September for the second annual Glow Walk.

News • 10 Sep 2014

Study seeks taste of nutrition knowledge

UON researchers are aiming to determine the influence a person’s understanding of nutrition has on their eating habits, health and lifestyle.

News • 10 Sep 2014

UON names 2014 Alumni Awards ‘gamechangers’

University of Newcastle (UON) graduate Dr Alison Thorburn, who is traversing new ground in asthma research, is UON's first recipient …

News • 10 Sep 2014

When statues get frocked up, art is in rude health

Marguerite Johnson, from the School of Humanities and Social Science, talks about revered statutes and increasing number of artists who enjoy reinterpreting the

News • 09 Sep 2014

Stroke survivors take centre stage

University of Newcastle choir BrainWaves helped launch 2014 Stroke Awareness Week with a performance at Parliament House in Sydney yesterday.

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