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Friday 22 November 2024
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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Science and Technology
DNA copying machine a master of resource recycling
Single-molecule visualisation reveals a dynamic, flexible process that adapts to its environment
Health and Medicine
Do you comfort eat when you are blue?
New research has found hormones in people with depression could be making them gain weight
Health and Medicine
Contract signing seals Innovation Campus Health and Wellbeing Precinct partnership
UOW and Lendlease to jointly transform health and aged care.
Health and Medicine
Health, education inequality in the spotlight on National Close the Gap Day
Event reaffirms University’s commitment to campaign
Health and Medicine
Competency-based training for nurses leads to better care for the aged
Nursing competencies framework can address problems highlighted by Aged Care Royal Commission
Science and Technology
IPRI research strengths on display for NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer
Professor Durrant-Whyte tours IPRI facilities and new 3D bioprinting initiative TRICEP