UC Research Articles
This page contains articles taken from The Chronicle that focus on UC research and innovation activity. They can be enlarged to a readable size, and also downloaded.
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Denis Dutton's "The Art Instinct"Appearing on a US television talk show with Paul McCartney as your warm-up act doesn't sound like an average day for a UC philosophy professor. (PDF, 246KB) |
UC composer offers homage to GallipoliSounds recorded during visits to Anzac commemorations at Gallipoli feature in a new CD project by UC composer Dr Chris Cree Brown. (PDF, 237KB) |
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Movie-based programme provides boost for struggling readersHollywood movies, often considered a threat to reading, have now proved to be a powerful ally (PDF, 256KB) |
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Hi-tech lower back pain remediesResearchers at UC are hoping to develop an artificial implant to ease chronic back pain (PDF, 282KB) |
New $10M timber research programmeA $10 million research programme has been approved by the Foundation for Research Science and Technology, based on pioneering timber engineering research undertaken at UC (PDF, 247KB) |
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Book breaks new ground on impacts of environmental estrogensThe role of food in transmitting environmental contaminants linked to reproductive disorders in humans is investigated in a new book (PDF, 279KB) |
Antioxidant discovery holds promise for detction of heart diseaseScreening for heart attacks and strokes could be improved as a result of new research (PDF, 267KB) |
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Chance remark leads to major work on Tokyo War Crimes TribunalAssociate Professor Neil Boister was the envy of colleagues when on taking up his appointment at UC, he discovered a topic simply ripe for research (PDF, 256KB) |
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UC's supercomputer power put to the testUC's BlueFern supercomputer has played an instrumental part in a project sequencing the platypus genome (PDF, 230KB) |
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Denis Dutton's "The Art Instinct"
UC composer offers homage to Gallipoli
Book mirrors renewed interest in optimal monetary policy.
New book investigates the formulas behind everyday language.
Movie-based programme provides boost for struggling readers
Education must evolve to embrace digital technology - UC researcher.
Hi-tech lower back pain remedies
New $10M timber research programme
Book breaks new ground on impacts of environmental estrogens
Antioxidant discovery holds promise for detction of heart disease
UC academic joins team to review sexual offence legal procedures.
Chance remark leads to major work on Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal
New centre aims to realise videoconferencing's potential.
UC's supercomputer power put to the test