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Monday 20 April 2026
More than 3,500 students to graduate at UOW Autumn ceremonies
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Science and Technology
$2.15 million investment in NSW’s fabrication future
Funding will boost research and commercialisation of advanced materials and 3D printing at UOW
Science and Technology
Wollongong expands biomedical ties with India
Indian medical device manufacturers engage with UOW for 3D bioprinting expertise
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
Health and Medicine
Meet 3D Alek: the printer working to combat congenital ear deformity
UOW researchers develop and deliver customised bioprinter for the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Science and Technology
TRICEP ready to strengthen 3D bioprinting in Australia
New facility will connect research and industry to fast-track bioprinting solutions to combat significant clinical challenges.
Education
Popular Learning Labs head to Liverpool
Program aimed at high school students to be held at UOW South Western Sydney