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Friday 20 September 2024
After 20 years of evidence on plastic pollution, it is now time to act
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UOW biologist wins international photography competition
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Rivers under ice sheets sculpted ancient landscapes
A century-old debate over how deep gorges were cut into ancient Scandinavian landscapes appears to have taken a new turn following unexpected data showing rivers of melting ice under glaciers carved deep into the bedrock.
New Executive Dean of Science, Medicine and Health
Professor Alison Jones has been appointed to the role of Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health (SMAH) at the 精东传媒 of 精东传媒, after a rigorous global search and selection process, carried out with the assistance of executive recruitment consultants Odgers Berndtson.聽
A splash of rainbow paints a picture of diversity at UOW
Charlie Chaplin once claimed you鈥檒l never find a rainbow if you鈥檙e looking down, but that logic was defied today (Thursday 8 May) as UOW students and staff came together to paint a rainbow crossing outside the library in support of same-sex relationships.
UOW careers development expert appointed President of Career Industry Council of Australia
As the Director of Graduate Career Development and Employability at the UOW, Martin Smith is dedicated to helping students increase their employment potential. Recently, though, he took a major step forward himself professionally - being appointed president of Australia鈥檚 peak industry body, the Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA).聽
China trade expert visits UOW
A NSW Government trade and investment specialist from China is visiting the Illawarra this week, including UOW鈥檚 main campus and Innovation Campus, to explore opportunities for education and research links between NSW and China.
Illawarra researchers help local residents fight battle of the bulge
Local residents can sign up to an innovative health and lifestyle research study to help them lose weight.