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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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Less stress, more laughs with Anthony Ackroyd
Comedian and laughter expert Anthony Ackroyd will be on campus to help students and staff “STRESS LESS, LAUGH MORE” during a lunchtime workshop on Tuesday 16 September.
New decision aid booklet targets driving and dementia
Telling someone with dementia they should stop driving is not an easy thing to do.
‘Living National Treasure’ to present plenary talk
Esteemed author Thomas Keneally to make special visit to UOW on Monday 29 September.
Weakness in malaria parasite fats could see new treatments
A new study has revealed a weak spot in the complex life cycle of malaria, which could be exploited to prevent the spread of the deadly disease.
Helping the elderly stay warm and comfortable through energy solutions
Key UOW research groups are contributing to a project that aims to reduce energy costs for low income, older Australians while delivering improved energy efficiency, sustainability and comfort.
Toughening up hydrogels for 3D printed cartilage
Researchers have developed a way to 3D-print tough, fibre-reinforced hydrogels that mimic the strength and suppleness of human cartilage.