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Thursday 26 February 2026
Pancreatic cancer treatment innovation wins national People’s Choice award
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Teaching excellence recognised nationally as student outcomes take centre stage
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Excavating ancient knowledge through archaeology partnership
Prehistoric shell artefacts excavated from ancient graves in Thailand have been under the microscope at UOW thorough a joint project with a renowned Thai archaeologist.
Searching for diverse group of Googlers
UOW鈥檚 brightest and best computer science students learned of the opportunities to become 鈥淕ooglers鈥� when the tech giant visited campus recently.
Exploring the origin of Trieste, Italy
A Roman military camp flanked by two minor forts and likely built in 178 BC may have provided the foundation for the first settlement of Tergeste, the ancestor of Trieste in Italy, a study suggests.聽
Indonesia manuscript wins Hungerford Award
UOW creative arts and journalism graduate Madelaine Dickie has won a prestigious West Australian literary prize for her manuscript Troppo, a work of fiction focusing on Australia鈥檚 relationship with Indonesia.
Getting to the source of energy efficient living
Researchers find the equation to get sustainable energy for less money out of a hole in the ground.
Celebrating International Women's Day
To mark the event of International Women's Day, we asked women from various areas of expertise to tell us more about what motivates and inspires them.