Last week was a big week for UNE’s Aquatic Ecology Lab. Dr Sarah Mika, the lab lead, gave the 2024 Christy Fellows Lecture at the 2024 conference of the Australian Freshwater Sciences Society (AFSS) at Albury on Thursday. This invited plenary lecture recognises...
BI’s Data Literacy Program for 2024 has come to close with the final demonstration for the year taking place in November. This year the BI team have conducted 12 Dashboard Roadshows along with multiple Datahub demonstrations. We will be scheduling more events...
As we approach the end of the 2024 financial year, it’s crucial to ensure all necessary financial processes are completed on time. Click to see all key deadlines for various activities, including purchasing, invoicing, payment processing, and accruals. Please...
L-R: Multidisciplinary team Prof. Fran Cowley, Dr Leah McIntosh, Dr Sarah Mika, Dr Cameron Moore, Dr Amy Tait, Ms Erlis Nurbani and Dr Andrew Lawson. A multidisciplinary team of researchers from UNE is helping the Australian livestock export industry understand its...
UNE strategic research funding supports high-quality research proposals from individuals and small research teams that will build the longer-term research profile of the University. This UNE Internal Funding Scheme will see grants of up to $5,000 for Tier 1...
UNE Life has updated their holiday operating hours. Please take note of closures and reopening dates to plan accordingly over the holiday season. UNE Life HQ (Admin & Student Experience): Closed from Monday, 25 December Reopens Thursday, 2 January 2025 Safety...
Creating history on the national stage, Armidale student, Hamish McMillan*, 12, was among the first primary school students ever to deliver a presentation at Skepticon, the 40th annual convention of Australian Skeptics Inc. The MC was none other than colourful...
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There’s been a lot of talk lately about the Enabling Behaviours Conversation Guide that UNE is developing in partnership with consultants Acumen Global Partners. So, what is it? In simple terms, it’s a way for all of us to think differently about how we engage with...
The Blue Tongue Skink is one of Australia’s iconic reptiles – a giant, chunky lizard with attitude and stumpy little legs. They are often mistaken for death adders (or other snakes) due to their uncanny ability to slither across the ground, seemingly without using...
