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Could printable organic x-ray sensors transform treatment for cancer patients?
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UOW ranks 52nd globally in THE Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2025
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Puberty Blues author honoured in autumn graduation celebration
Kathy Lette recognised for success and tireless advocacy for human rights.
There’s something queer about Disney villains
PhD student Dion McLeod analysed animated feature films in his thesis
UOW’s most prestigious student honour awarded at April graduations
Chancellor Robert Hope Memorial Prize winner: Thomas Curran.
Fascination with infectious diseases leads to PhD
Medical researcher studies how invasive bacteria affect our immune systems
Distinguished educator appointed Emeritus Professor of UOW
Professor Jan Wright recognised for contribution to physical and health education, gender and social inequality study
Gerald Nanson honoured for uncovering the secrets of Australia’s geological past
A fascination with how the earth was shaped by water and time started with digging for the dead.