DeNovocastrians: Engineering Microbes to Degrade Benzene (2020) – Project Promotion Video
Our iGEM team is hard at work this semester, to catch up on their adventures (and the adventures of their peers) see their video here
Our iGEM team is hard at work this semester, to catch up on their adventures (and the adventures of their peers) see their video here
By Leanne Pearson Photosynthetic microorganisms known as cyanobacteria are found in a variety of aquatic and terrestrial habitats worldwide, including oceans, lakes, polar melt-water ponds, hot springs and desert soil crusts. Sometimes erroneously termed ‘blue-green algae’, they are in fact a morphologically and physiologically diverse phylum of bacteria. Cyanobacteria were among the earliest lifeforms to colonise Earth, and it […]
Greetings! We are the DeNovoCastrians, the inaugural iGEM team from University of Newcastle. iGEM (international Genetically Engineered Machine) is a competition that gives students the opportunity to push the boundaries of synthetic biology by tackling everyday challenges. Synthetic biology is […]
Our paper has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Alloys and Compounds. A free download link to our paper is available for the next 50 days. Abstract In this research, aluminum tubes were integrated into metal syntactic foam […]
Our very own Professor Silvia Frisia gives a fascinating ABC radio interview discussing the importance of examining climate archives and the science behind dating historical carbon events on Earth.
The Bachelor of Development Studies is currently available as a combined degree with Business, Laws and Social Sciences. Excitingly, starting in 2020, it will also be available as a combined degree with Global Indigenous Studies. The collaborative degree will draw […]
This month I am super excited to post about World Vegan Month! We would have all heard the common stereotypes “vegans don’t eat anything that casts a shadow”, “they just eat grass”, “it’s not healthy, protein comes from meat” and […]
2-D finite displacements and strain from particle imaging velocimetry (PIV) analysis of tectonic analogue models with TecPIV Boutelier, Schrank and Regenauer-Lieb Solid Earth, 10, 1123–1139, 2019https://doi.org/10.5194/se-10-1123-2019 We published a paper detailing the progress made on TecPIV: 2-D finite displacements and […]
Is the ocean and coast part of your lifestyle? Are you wanting to learn about the marine environment? The Faculty of Science at the University of Newcastle invites you to celebrate the launch of our exciting new Bachelor […]
We are looking for a post-doc to work on cover sequences in the MinEx CRC NDI areas in NSW. The role focuses on the characterisation of the cover, its key interfaces and identification of the signatures of basement geology and […]