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News • 06 Aug 2013
Calorie restriction increases longevity – or does it?
By Surinder Baines, University of NewcastleHere's an interesting stat to bring up at the dinner table: for each human cell …
News • 29 Jul 2013
Acclaim for researchers
University of Newcastle researchers have won two awards at the National Preventative Health Awards presented at the National Preventive Health Symposium
News • 23 Jul 2013
Medical innovation
University researcher’s antibiotic device to improve home healthcare
News • 23 Jul 2013
Leading the bid for a Cooperative Research Centre for Wildlife Biodiversity
The University of Newcastle is leading a Trans-Tasman consortium bid for a Cooperative Research Centre for Wildlife Biodiversity (Wildlife Biodiversity CRC)
News • 22 Jul 2013
Shakespeare and cancer diagnoses: how bard can it be?
Shakespeare’s plays and cancer: two seemingly unrelated topics with an underlying common thread.
News • 19 Jul 2013
Glum and glummer: Australia vs US on science literacy results
Perhaps the only positive note that can be sounded on the Australian science literacy survey results, released on Wednesday by the Australian Academy of Science
News • 17 Jul 2013
Cancer Genome Atlas
Scientists and clinicians aim to foster targeted approach to cancer treatment by improving communication channels.
News • 03 Jul 2013
Is the world really becoming less violent?
There is a growing consensus among scholars that rates of violence in Western countries are steadily declining, and have been doing so for centuries.
News • 28 Jun 2013
Creative Industries
One of six University of Newcastle projects awarded highly prestigious Australian Research Council Linkage Project Grants worth a total of $1.8 million.
News • 20 Jun 2013
An Australian First
Emeritus Professor Terry Wall is the first Australian to win the esteemed Percy Nicholls Solid Fuels Award...
News • 20 Jun 2013
Tipping the balance towards humanity in World War Z
Could a dire new infection sweep the world in a matter of weeks? Might the disease be so strange that it alters the behaviour of people beyond recognition, maki
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