This research adopts a strengths-based focus which involves working closely with students and significant others to explore first hand the experiences of moving into university and the types of challenges that students encounter.
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 project's range of outcomes not only have significant impact on artistic and scientific fields, but importantly facilitated knowledge exchanges with the public.
‘Dementia friendly’ communities aim to address stigma surrounding dementia by empowerment and greater social inclusion.
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.
UOW research has generated industrial benefits in the area of modern railway geomechanics, directly benefiting rail asset owners and the quality of the composite track structure.