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Monday 20 April 2026
More than 3,500 students to graduate at UOW Autumn ceremonies
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Light-based gravity sensing could improve groundwater, climate and underground monitoring
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Science and Technology
European Space Agency engineer to inspire Australia’s next crop of innovators
More than 900 primary and high school students will converge on UOW on Wednesday 4 November for Australia’s largest science fair.
Science and Technology
Tomorrow's solutions today showcased at trade show and innovation fair
Fancy being able to order and have coffee made for you with a few touches of an app? Or how about starting to learn a musical instrument via your tablet or smartphone?
Environment and Energy
Study turns the hose on sprinklers this bushfire season
The use of water sprinkler systems as a way of protecting homes in bushfire-prone areas is being put to the test.
Arts and Culture
Liquid body armour to printed body parts: UOW research ahead of its time
We don’t yet have a flying car or hoverboards, but UOW is developing a range of new technologies that would make Doc Emmett Brown exclaim “great Scott!”
Science and Technology
The 'eyes and ears' keeping a watch on landslides
Real-time monitoring of sensitive landslide areas is helping to keep road and rail users safe.
Science and Technology
Welding research enabling critical manufacturing
Welding and automation expertise developed at the University of Wollongong (UOW) is supporting Australian manufacturing as part of a major new defence contract.