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Light-based gravity sensing could improve groundwater, climate and underground monitoring
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Science and Technology
Developing a cheaper and super strong titanium product
New ways of welding titanium could lead to cheaper and stronger materials for energy and transport infrastructure.
Science and Technology
Female engineers breaking the mould
UOW’s female engineers are making a world of difference and breaking down gender stereotypes.
Science and Technology
Low-cost MRI system puts health care in reach for vulnerable communities
A low-cost and easy-to-operate MRI system could help save millions of lives in developing countries.
Science and Technology
Quake-proofing homes of the world’s most vulnerable
Soledad Mashiri's engineering research will help make homes safer for people living in earthquake-prone regions.
Environment and Energy
Developing advanced steels for a green nuclear-powered future
A UOW researcher is working on new materials that could help make green nuclear power possible.
Million-dollar boost for research with industry
Researchers receive more than $1M in the latest round of ARC Linkage Projects funding.