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Two world-leading chemical engineers from the University of Newcastle will chair a major international conference in Newcastle next week, which will focus on the future of accelerated carbonation.

A new collaborative centre will aid the development of innovative technologies to boost research into clean energy.

UON has unveiled a world-first demonstration facility to test new technology that captures methane emissions from underground coal mine operations.

UON has attracted $1.6 million to develop an alternate method of generating electrical energy that is more than twice as efficient as coal-fired power stations.

UON research findings likely to have a significant impact on the future survival of the critically endangered sawfish.

Brett Ninness IEEE Fellow

The Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources (NIER) received accolades at the Engineers Australia Excellence Awards on Friday September 16.

A $4.2 million research centre to be based at the University of Newcastle.

A breakthrough sustainable energy technology at the University of Newcastle (UON) could help solve the global challenge of rural electrification in developing c

The UON technology uses heat sources, such as industrial waste heat, solar and geothermal energy to generate low cost, zero carbon emission electricity.

Professor Marcel Maeder from the School of Environmental and Life Sciences received the 2014 EAS Award for Outstanding Achievements in Chemometrics, which r

Two UON academics have been awarded prestigious accolades at the 2014 NSW Science and Engineering Awards.