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Friday 4 October 2024

Researchers discover how a bacterial powerhouse is shaping Fijian bees

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Friday 4 October 2024

Early Start Discovery Space welcomes one-millionth visitor

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Scholarship helps young rugby league player combine study and sport

Illawarra junior rugby league player Brendan Woods won’t have to worry about the cost of text books during his first year of study at UOW as this year’s recipient of the Col Purcell Centenary Scholarship.

Lean times call for Advanced approach for startup innovators

Innovators looking for a competitive edge following changes to national support and funding programs in the startup sector can find the advantage they need through a lean approach to business acceleration at the University of Wollongong-based (UOW) business incubator, iAccelerate.

Social Sciences conducts symposium for early career researchers

UOW Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Wellings was a guest at the recent Faculty of Social Sciences’ Early Career Researchers’ (ECR) Symposium.

Budding tech gurus put on the learning-to-earning pathway at career day

The Big Day In gave local high school students the chance to explore technology-based careers. 

Budding tech gurus put on the learning-to-earning pathway at career day

From mobile robotics to 3D mapping technology and finance smart phone apps - hundreds of local high school students will today (15 May) have a hands-on exploration of careers in information and communication technology (ICT) at the 2014 Big Day In, hosted by the University of Wollongong (UOW).

Fat food marketing to be challenged at open night for budding researchers

From combating the ‘fat food environment’ around us to finding a cure for Motor Neurone Disease and safeguarding food security in the Pacific, UOW will showcase some of its best and brightest early career researchers on the cusp of 'something big' at a free, community event on Monday 26 May.