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Health and Medicine
Graduate’s research aims to inhibit the spread of cancer
Chemistry holds key to altruistic career for Dr Andrew Montgomery
Science and Technology
Physicists win European Space Agency funding for radiation sensor
UOW invention measures astronauts’ levels of radiation exposure
Science and Technology
Antarctica flight the living laboratory for radiation sensor testing
Researchers board 14-hour flight to collect particle data from upper atmosphere to progress cancer research.
Science and Technology
Fibre-optic breakthrough for brain tumour treatment
Tiny sensor has huge potential for treating otherwise inoperable brain cancers.
Health and Medicine
Gold nanomaterial offers cheap way to detect cancer
UOW researchers develop portable and non-invasive diagnostic tool for early detection of cancer
Health and Medicine
Researchers awarded Cancer Council NSW funding to develop world-first radiotherapy system
Cancer Council NSW funded project will make radiation therapy safer and more effective