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For members of the Australian Defence Force (ADF), returning from a military deployment can be a challenging time, particularly for those with young families.

Research Integrity for Supervisors and Aspiring Supervisors (Staff researchers only) Staff researchers are invited to join our UOW Research Integrity Advisors for a session discussing the role supervision plays in the responsible conduct of research.

Michael Stapleton is an Environmental Engineer who through his PhD, is investigating the interconnection of two emerging water pollution issues- microplastics and antibiotics.

New roles will focus on research knowledge exchange and translation, and researcher development and integrity UOW has appointed three new Deans to its Research and Innovation Division.

All staff were invited to attend the 2021 DVC Research & Innovation Town Hall Forum hosted by the DVC(R&I), Professor Jennifer L.

In this episode, we chat with archaeologist and palaeobiologist Dr Shimona Kealy about the cuscus, a small possum found not only in northern Australia, Papua New Guinea, and various islands across Southeast Asia but also on the dinner plate.

With the commencement of One-UOW pooled services for Research from 31 May 2021, there will be changes to the contact personnel for some research services.

Applications are now open for the Sax Institute’s Research Action Awards 2021. The annual awards honour individuals whose research has made a significant impact on health policy, programs or service delivery.

In a landmark study, scientists from Australia, Germany and Russia have used ancient DNA recovered from sediment samples from Denisova Cave in Siberia to reveal a detailed occupational history of this unique site by three distinct groups of ancient humans and a variety of animals over the past 300,000 years.

ReDBox is an easy-to-use planning tool that guides you through data management questions and creates a Research Data Management Plan (RDMP).

How do we prevent loneliness, which affects one in four Australians on three or more days a week?

The electronic Persistent Pain Outcomes Collaboration (ePPOC) team as part of AHSRI have been exploring the impact of changes in opioid use during treatment of chronic non-cancer pain.

Award recognises Hamish Clarke’s outstanding research contributions to bushfire risk and climate change impacts.

On 11 June the Centre for Critical Human Rights Research and the Centre for Colonial and Settler Studies will be co-hosting a the launch of three recently published books featuring UOW School of Humanities and Social Inquiry authors: Susan Engel’s The Global Architecture of Multilateral Development Banks and Kate Bagnall and Julia Martinez’ Locating Chinese Women and Phil Orchard’s Constructing the Responsibility to Protect.