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190,000-year-old cave reveals how ancient human species lived and adapted
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UOW backs NSW investment in innovation and research commercialisation
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Fibre-optic breakthrough for brain tumour treatment
Tiny sensor has huge potential for treating otherwise inoperable brain cancers.
Painkiller and positive psychology projects win German support
Early career researchers win funding under scheme to foster Australian-German collaboration
Indigenous students receive inaugural Cancer Council Indigenous health scholarships
Tackling the issue of culturally appropriate health care.
Human trial to study health benefits of seaweed
Researchers to test effect of extract on gut, skin and metabolic health
Handheld surgical ‘biopen’ repairs damaged cartilage in sheep
Researchers have shown that a handheld 3D printing pen can successfully print living cells in surgery to repair cartilage defects in sheep.
Clarence Valley medical training set for expansion
UOW to establish new Regional Training Hub to boost local doctor training opportunities.