February 2015
College of Engineering, Science and Environment • 25 Feb 2015
Who cares about maths?
The team behind the University of Newcastle's highly successful 'What is Engineering?' video has now created 'The cool maths behind engineering' to encourage higher participation in mathematics.
Featured News • 24 Feb 2015
Breast cancer gene breakthrough
Hunter researchers have identified a significant new risk factor for triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), impacting women who would currently fall outside genetic testing benchmarks for the disease.
College of Engineering, Science and Environment • 23 Feb 2015
Pablo Moscato: From bioinformatics to Shakespeare
Why does an eminent computer scientist team up with a Renaissance literature expert? To design a study using information theory and computer science methods and determine the authorship of plays and poems where that authorship is unknown or disputed, including some of the works of William Shakespeare.
• 20 Feb 2015
Welcome UON Students
UON welcomes all students - new and returning - for the start of Semester 1 2015.
• 20 Feb 2015
New professionals graduate
The Port Macquarie community will celebrate an important milestone today, Friday 20 February, when the University of Newcastle (UON) Port Macquarie campus graduates its first cohort of midwives.
College of Human and Social Futures • 19 Feb 2015
Removal of ‘bad’ industrial policies for an effective energy transition in China
Dr Hao Tan discusses the role that industrial policies play in driving China's energy transition
Featured News • 17 Feb 2015
Teen boys swap screens for fitness
A school-based physical activity study called ATLAS (Active Teen Leaders Avoiding Screen-time) has achieved the double 'whammy' – a marked improvement in fitness among adolescent boys and a reduction in television and video game usage.
Featured News • 16 Feb 2015
Healthy Weight Week
UON Professor in Nutrition and Dietetics Clare Collins is leading a national campaign to encourage more Australians to cook at home and win the battle of the bulge.
Research and Innovation • 16 Feb 2015
More flexibility needed in melanoma treatment
Survival rates would be improved by making treatment regimens for metastatic melanoma more flexible, according to HMRI cancer researcher Dr Craig Gedye, a medical oncologist at the Calvary Mater Newcastle.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.