July 2014

Featured News • 21 Jul 2014

Three Minute Thesis

Countless hours of research will be condensed into bite-sized portions as postgraduate students take part in the University of Newcastle final of the national/trans-Tasman Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition on Wednesday 23 July.

Featured News • 18 Jul 2014

Student accommodation milestone

UON's capacity to accommodate students will soon almost double, with the construction of four student apartment blocks reaching an important milestone today.

Featured News • 18 Jul 2014

International Research Centre Launched

Today the New South Wales Government announced an International Centre for Balanced Land Use to be based at the University of Newcastle's flagship research hub, the Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources (NIER).

Tjunka Lewis

The University Gallery • 17 Jul 2014

Friends Art Fair

The artworks are streaming in for the Friends of the University of Newcastle 2014 Acquisitive Art Prizes and Art Fair sale.

Ashleigh Guillaumier

Featured News • 15 Jul 2014

Plain cigarette packs impact ‘taste’

Long-term smokers involved in a study published by UON health researchers believed that the quality of their cigarettes had deteriorated following the implementation of plain packaging.

Virgin Australia logo

Current Staff • 15 Jul 2014

Staff leisure offer extended

Virgin Australia is extending their 10% off Corporate Leisure offer for travel until 30 June 2015.

Companion robot

• 15 Jul 2014

Companion Robot Technology

Researchers at the University of Newcastle have answered Tin Man's plea for a heart with the invention of technology aimed at enabling robots to feel emotion in a near human-like manner.

PhD Leanne Glass presents at Oxford Symposium

College of Human and Social Futures • 14 Jul 2014

A tale as old as time

University of Newcastle PhD student presents at prestigious international symposium.

a womn on stage looking contemplative and three workshop participants listening and taking notes

College of Human and Social Futures • 12 Jul 2014

Unlocking the chains of oppression: education is key

Over the last two months, Directors and Internal and External Affiliates of the Purai Indigenous Global History Centre have been working hard, in different ways to open educational pathways designed to unlock the keys of oppression.

The Conversation

The Conversation • 11 Jul 2014

Muscle mania: young men aren’t alone with body image concerns

By Julia Coffey, University of NewcastleYouth can be a difficult phase of life, as young people attempt to forge new identities, while facing challenges at school and in their social life. Many also experience pressure and stress related to their bodies.

Uni Games winners

• 11 Jul 2014

Newcastle dominates Eastern University Games

An impressive gold medal haul on the final day of competition saw the University of Newcastle eclipse closest rivals, University of Technology Sydney (UTS), to claim the 2014 Eastern University Games (EUG) Overall Champion trophy yesterday.

Dr Betty Andersen

Featured News • 11 Jul 2014

Vale Dr Betty Andersen

Dr Betty Andersen was a visionary nurse leader who has left a significant legacy to nursing.

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