June 2017

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Featured News • 16 Jun 2017

Horse riding and rhythm-and-music helping stroke recovery

Horseback riding and rhythm-and-music therapies may improve stroke survivors’ perception of recovery, gait, balance, grip strength and cognition years after their stroke, according to new research in the prestigious American Heart Association’s journal Stroke.

Students talking with speech bubbles above their head.

Current Students • 15 Jun 2017

Student Advisory Council

A strong voice for students at UON

Dr Andrea Borsato and Associate Professor Silvia Frisia

• 15 Jun 2017

Why melting ice might be good for climate change

University of Newcastle (UON) scientists have decoded a 24,000-year-old riddle and discovered a surprising role Antarctic volcanoes play in global climate, published in Nature Communications.

Deborah Loxton

Featured News • 14 Jun 2017

Health impact of domestic violence lasts a lifetime

Women who experience intimate partner violence have significant, long-term physical and mental health problems according to researchers from the University of Newcastle who tracked three generations of women for 16 years.

Professor Ravi Naidu

• 9 Jun 2017

A clear approach to the global threat of contamination

In a commitment to furthering research into the global-threat of contamination, the University of Newcastle (UON) has today unveiled a $15 million world-leading lab facility dedicated to finding better ways to assess, manage, clean up and prevent environmental contamination.

Jessica Bruce

Featured News • 9 Jun 2017

Why stress is causing the nation a pain in the gut

New research from the University of Newcastle (UON) has shown a groundbreaking link between stress and functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGID), a vital piece of the puzzle for undiagnosed sufferers.

Research and Innovation • 8 Jun 2017

Five new PhD Scholars for UON

The University of Newcastle is funding five new scholarships in a 50/50 partnership with NSW Health.

Jenny Gore

Featured News • 8 Jun 2017

Students choose careers much earlier than currently thought

Targeted higher-education recruitment that reflects school students’ aspirations for particular careers is likely to be more successful in attracting students than looking to “raise the aspirations” of students in disadvantaged groups, new Australian research shows.

QS World University Rankings

• 8 Jun 2017

UON soars into the top one per cent of universities worldwide

The University of Newcastle (UON) has been ranked in the top one per cent of universities worldwide, announced today by the prestigious QS World University Rankings.

Research and Innovation • 7 Jun 2017

New exhibition highlights Connection, Culture and the Unborn

A new exhibition at Tamworth Regional Gallery will highlight the vibrant and inspirational work of the Gomeroi gaaynggal ArtsHealth program.

Historicizing Violence: the Contested Histories of Present Day Conflict

College of Human and Social Futures • 7 Jun 2017

Call for papers: Historicising Violence

Historicising Violence: the Contested Histories of Present Day ConflictA multidisciplinary conference convened by the Centre for the History of Violence at the University of Newcastle, Australia, to be held at the Rome Global Gateway, University of Notre Dame, Rome, 22-24 November 2017.

Fire Fighting Disaster Management

College of Engineering, Science and Environment • 6 Jun 2017

Scholarships for Emergency Management Volunteers

Australian Government pledges up to a million dollars for Higher Education Scholarships for Emergency Management Volunteers.

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