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Youngest participant to win the award in the new business category A University of Wollongong (UOW) student with an entrepreneurial mindset and a believer in getting things done has won an award at the 2020 Illawarra and South Coast Local Business Awards (ISLBA).
Desert Rose House trophy cabinet fills up.
History Since the first sod was turned in 2006, the Innovation Campus has helped to advance research in “intelligent” innovative materials with the potential to regenerate damaged human nerves, the development of superconductors that make energy transmission more efficient, new techniques for sustainable building design, maritime law and security, and innovative approaches to health services delivery and policy.
Senior Professor Julie Steele, Professors Judy Raper and Sarah Miller honoured for dedication, innovation and leadership Three of the University of Wollongong’s leading researchers have had their hard work and dedication to improving the lives of others recognised during the 2019 Australia Day Honours List, announced on Saturday 26 January.
Australia Day honours for two UOW leaders Distinguished Professor and Deputy Chancellor recognised for dedication to innovation and collaboration Leading University of Wollongong (UOW) researcher, Distinguished Professor Gordon Wallace, and Deputy Chancellor, Mr Noel Cornish, are being honoured in the 2017 Australia Day awards for the far-reaching impact of their dedication to innovation, collaboration and community service.
Physicist Stefania Peracchi presented research on wearable radiation detectors for astronauts.
ACES team nominated for the 2019 Research Australia Health and Medical Research Awards.
At Innovation Campus, our facilities are stylish, modern and proudly designed and built with sustainable building practices and with the principles of collaboration in mind.
Purpose The Innovation Campus is more than just a business park.
UOW’s reputation for teaching and learning excellence reaffirmed The University of Wollongong’s (UOW) standing among Australia’s leading teaching and learning institutions has been reaffirmed, receiving five stars and ranking ahead of all other NSW universities in several categories in the 2019 Good Universities Guide.
We collaborate with government, industry and the community to drive our outcome-orientated approach to research and development. These bodies form our multidisciplinary Ideas Network, which equips our tenants with actionable insights to drive local and global growth.
