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News • 12 Aug 2016
International accolade for speech pathology researcher
Leading speech pathology researcher Associate Professor Bronwyn Hemsley has been internationally recognised for her contribution to speech pathology
News • 11 Aug 2016
Mental health journey a sensory experience
Bliss Cavanagh is a PhD Candidate in the School of Health Sciences who’s just been selected as a Young Social Pioneer by the Foundation of Young Australians.
News • 10 Aug 2016
Buffy and Contemporary Feminism - New book Making News
Dr Patricia Pender's new book I'm Buffy and You're History: Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Contemporary Feminism is in the news.
News • 10 Aug 2016
Newcastle Business School receives international recognition
Newcastle Business School receives international recognition
News • 09 Aug 2016
PHD SCHOLARSHIP – SMS4dads mobile phone information and support for new fathers
Scholarship available research SMS4Dads
News • 08 Aug 2016
Hunter Innovation Precinct
A partnership between Muswellbrook Shire Council and the University of Newcastle has enabled the establishment of a tertiary education and research precinct.
News • 04 Aug 2016
UON academics present vision for NSW
Some of the state’s 'best and brightest' young academics have presented ideas for the future of NSW to His Excellency …
News • 02 Aug 2016
ABC NEWS: World-first study looking at sedentary lifestyles of stroke patients
Associate Professor Dr Coralie English is investigating the lifestyles of stroke survivors.
News • 01 Aug 2016
UON creative wins prestigious fellowship
UON Natural History Illustration PhD candidate wins prestigious fellowship.
News • 28 Jul 2016
A Eureka moment for three innovative researchers
Congratulations William Palmer, Dr Jamie Flynn and Antony Martin - creators of the CLARITY light-sheet microscope.
News • 28 Jul 2016
Disease and food availability in created habitats may affect frog reproduction
disease and food availability in created habitats may affect frog reproduction
News • 26 Jul 2016
New Study on the Care for Pregnant Women with an Intellectual Disability: Participants Needed
Participants needed for new study to identify the specific types of care pregnant women with an intellectual disability receive whilst pregnant and after birth.
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