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News • 11 Mar 2014
$1 Million Centre for Resources Health and Safety
Million dollar research partnership to improve Miner safety between NIER and global healthcare provider Aspen Medical.
News • 06 Mar 2014
Health collaboration drives innovation
University led global health collaboration drives innovation
News • 05 Mar 2014
School-based solution helps inactive teens
School-based intervention programs may offer hope for inactive teenage girls, a University of Newcastle study has found.
News • 26 Feb 2014
University celebrates decade of success in Port Macquarie
UON is celebrating its first decade in Port Macquarie, educating professionals who are contributing to the health and education of their communities and beyond
News • 25 Feb 2014
DNA protein targeted in ovarian cancer chemo test
Dr Nikola Bowden is investigating a DNA repair protein that is implicated in ovarian cancer tumours becoming resistant to chemotherapy.
News • 24 Feb 2014
Tamworth Education Centre now open
Students in the Joint Medical Program will benefit from the opening of the Tamworth Education Centre.
News • 21 Feb 2014
Stroke trial lures imaging research expert
The Hunter’s renowned stroke research group will be bolstered by the return of imaging expert Dr Andrew Bivard to work on acute care and rehabilitation projects
News • 21 Feb 2014
$1.5m to Newcastle researchers to unlock cancer secrets
Three University of Newcastle cancer researchers have been recognised with Cancer Institute NSW Early Career Fellowships, totalling more than $1.5 million.
News • 20 Feb 2014
World First Emissions Abatement Technology
$30m grant to develop world-first coal mining emissions abatement technologies
News • 19 Feb 2014
New web app weighs in on food choices
‘Burn it to earn it’ is the philosophy behind a novel web application developed by international nutrition expert Professor Clare Collins and her team.
News • 14 Feb 2014
Disruption delivers innovation: Lessons from Hollywood
Disruption delivers innovation: Lessons from Hollywood
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