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Science in Practice is a one-day event hosted by the University of Newcastle's Faculty of Science to coincide with Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology, National Science Week.

The amazing geology of Newcastle’s coastline is on display for science enthusiasts and nature lovers through the launch of a new digital geotrail during National Science Week.

The University of Newcastle takes pride in announcing today that Professor Kevin Hall, will be leaving the University in November …

Data from the Australian Longitudinal Study of Women’s Health (ALSWH) has revealed the significant risks associated with pre-loading with alcohol.

Esteemed cancer researcher and charity advocate, Dr Matthew Dun, has been acknowledged for his dedication to improving cancer survival outcomes, with a 2020 ‘Young Tall Poppy’ science award.

By Dr Raymond Kelly, Deputy Head of the University of Newcastle’s Wollotuka Institute.

The University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor, Professor Alex Zelinsky, has today advised staff that the University has been unable to reach …

Harriet and Helena Scott worked and grew up during the 1840s-1860s on Ash Island, which is now part of Kooragang Island, learning to be scientific illustrators.

A talented nanomaterials researcher, Ahmad Tabish, has been selected for a highly competitive Distinguished Talent VISA under the Government’s newly launched Global Talent Independent Program.

As schools continue to grapple with major upheaval, a new study reveals that teacher professional development initiative, Quality Teaching Rounds (QTR), dramatically accelerates student learning outcomes, potentially reversing disruption caused by COVID-19.

A University of Newcastle Electrical Engineering graduate, Sam Parker, has been accepted to Brown University – a prestigious Ivy League research university in the United States.

The Newcastle Knights are pleased to announce the University of Newcastle will take top position on the back of jersey for Indigenous Round.