Seminar today at 3.30pm in 32-G01 or online! Join us for Dominique Bally Kpokro's seminar titled 'Mercury environmental contamination in Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Mining (ASGM) areas: from science to policy action' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

Seminar today at 3.30pm in 32-G01 or online! Join us for Jarrod Sopniewski's seminar titled 'Conserving species from an ecological niche perspective' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

"Glaciers are one of the most valuable tools we have for understanding the health of our planet" says EF member Prof Sharon Robinson. Read more on her paper published in Nature Reviews Biodiversity #uowresearch uow.edu.au/media/2025/gla…

Seminar today at 3.30pm in 32-G01 or online! Join us for Ian Brennan's seminar titled 'How to make it in Australia: Lessons from our reptiles and amphibians' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

The Environmental Futures Paper of the Month was awarded this morning at the EF member catch up. Congratulations to Prof Bo Li and PhD student Lolita Trenchat 👏 UOW Research

Seminar today at 3.30pm in 32-G01 or online! Join us for Dr Michael Orr's seminar titled 'Much ado about global bee distribution' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

Just like polar bears in the Arctic, emperor penguins are the iconic species threatened by climate change in Antarctica. Read more via the below UOW media release on Dana Bergstrom's article in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand uow.edu.au/media/2025/as-…

Seminar today at 3.30pm in 32-G01 or online! Join us for Brooke Conroy's seminar titled 'Organic matter production in Australian coastal wetlands' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

Seminar today at 12.30pm in 6-210 or online! Join us for Francis Nge's seminar titled 'Macroevolution and biogeography of the Australian flora' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

EF member Dr Katharina Peters has co-authored an interesting publication examining the rising number of marine mammals who in recent years have been found beyond their natural habitat 🐳 Read more via the below UOW media release. Katharina J. Peters UOW Research uow.edu.au/the-stand/2025…

Ever wondered by dolphins jump out of the water? Dr Katharina Peters explains in her latest article in the The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand 🐬 Katharina J. Peters UOW Research theconversation.com/curious-kids-w…

Congrats to Annalise Cucchiaro on her first paper showing that giant volcanic eruptions are triggered by mantle plumes up to 3,000 km in length, which originate from moving continent-size 'BLOBS' deep within the Earth. tinyurl.com/2ctftk83 tinyurl.com/32k8kxat Noel Cressie

Dr. Eline Schotsmans recently published groundbreaking work in Science Magazine. This important work uses ancient DNA to reveal the malleable nature of social organisation in Neolithic villages Eline Schotsmans UOW Research science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Congratulations Prof Phillip Byrne, Dr Aimee Silla, Dr Chris Friesen, and Dr Damien Esquerre. An amazing achievement! We look forward to seeing the outcomes of your important research.

Congratulations to PhD student Angus Walton on receiving a Post Graduate Research Award! His project aims to uncover the mechanisms driving the frequency and magnitude of episodic erosion events, primarily landslides, and their impact on cosmogenic 10Be inventories. Anthony Dosseto

Prof Bo Li and Dr Kieran O'Gorman's joint publication in Science Magazine highlights the role of wooden tools in hominin survival and adaptation in Middle Pleistocene East Asia. Read more via the below UOW media release. UOW Research uow.edu.au/media/2025/rar…

NSW state government and industry partner with UOW EF to study past extreme floods and risk in Australia’s most at-risk catchment Fieldwork began last week in Fairlight Gorge with NSW Reconstruction Authority, WaterTech & Dharawal Environment & Heritage bit.ly/4o4MXg9

Seminar today at 12.30pm in 6-210 or online! Join us for Paula Matos' seminar titled 'Mapping the hidden green in the great white: understanding Antarctic vegetation in a changing climate' buff.ly/8k5Nbuo UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries

Congratulations to Prof Kerrylee Rogers and Dr Jeff Kelleway who have been announced as finalists in the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes! They have brought a fresh perspective to the question: how will coastlines around the world and the ecosystems we depend on weather the rising tides?

Seminar today at 3.30pm in 32-G01 or online! Join us for Dr Stuart Nielsen's seminar titled 'Party on Garthia!: A deep dive into an endemic Chilean gecko radiation' buff.ly/1ZhCWoz UOW Research #EFSeminarSeries