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Monday 16 June 2025
The historic High Seas Treaty is almost reality. Here’s what it would mean for ocean conservation
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As Antarctic sea ice shrinks, iconic emperor penguins are in more peril than we thought
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Vice-Chancellor recognises staff excellence
Staff across all areas of UOW were recognised for their outstanding achievements at the annual Vice-Chancellor’s awards ceremony, on Friday.
Medical students flock to UOW for inspiration lecture
Medical students from across New South Wales will flock to UOW on Friday 29 August for the second annual ‘Inspiration Lecture’, which aims to inspire greatness in the next generation of medicos.
Searching for the fountain of youth in fats
PhD science student Colin Cortie is on a mission to understand the ageing process and ultimately stop it.
Shining light on magnetic forces: light and matter in a spin for super electronics
Physicists at UOW have demonstrated a way of measuring magnetic forces using both particles of light and matter, opening up new possibilities for advanced electronics.
World-renowned biophysicist appointed as fourth Laureate Fellow for UOW
Professor Antoine van Oijen will join UOW to unravel the molecular mechanisms of DNA replication.
UOW plays host to Vietnamese clinicians
UOW has played host to a party of 15 Vietnamese rehabilitation clinicians as part of an Australian Leadership Award Fellowship Program spearheaded by UOW Senior Research Fellow, Frances Simmonds and her colleague Jacqui Capell.