Providing resources for family members to assist in ‘unpacking’ the university environment and providing advice in an accessible way for first-in-family university students.
University of Wollongong researchers developed new Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy instrumentation and methodology for sensitive detection and quantification of greenhouse and other important gases in field environments.
UOW physics research has generated a technology that reduces the risk to radiotherapy patients from increasing exposure to radiation medicine through real-time quality assurance of radiation doses.
Our results show for the first time that climate change and ozone depletion are drying East Antarctic moss beds and demonstrate that Antarctic communities are already being affected despite a relatively small change so far.
The 2003 discovery of the human species Homo floresiensis – often referred to as ‘the Hobbit’ – transformed the scientific and public understanding of human evolution.
Working with Jakarta’s government disaster management agency and social media company Twitter to develop an open source platform to crowdsource and automate flood reporting.
Bringing together working memory and impulse-control training for substantial behavioural and cognitive benefits.