What's On at UWA

If you’re not used to it, speaking in front of a group can be a challenging task! This workshop is designed to give you practical advice on effective communication including how to use your voice, what to do with your hands and how to appear calm and in control (even if it might not feel that way) (...)

Become familiar with what to include in each section of a thesis or dissertation.

Focuses on integration by partial fractions as a powerful tool for integrating rational expressions. The theory will be outlined clearly with many examples. Recommended for MATH1002 and higher level MATH students wishing to revise this topic.

Harmony Week is a time to celebrate the social, cultural and economic benefits that cultural diversity brings to Western Australia.

The Western Australian government proudly acknowledges and celebrates our cultural diversity as one of our State’s great strengths.

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Academic reports require different skills and a different format from essays. Gain the skills you need to tackle reports with efficiency and confidence.

The Seminar: The femur of armadillos and their fossil relatives, the glyptodonts is characterised by a large third trochanter projecting from the lateral side of the shaft. The role of this prominent structure and the muscles that attach there is unknown. This presentation looks at the variation (...)

Music as the ‘missing link’: the evolutionary pathway from animal communication to language.

A growing consensus drawing on research in a wide variety of disciplines has over the last fifteen years or so argued the need to revisit Darwin’s conjecture of 1871 that language may be (...)

As part of our continue tradition free screening, this week the University Physics Society will be screening one of the widely acclaimed recorded lectures by famous physicist Richard Feynmann. Entry is free and drinks and snacks will be available.

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Improve skills in using articles and transition words.

Dr Giglia will present her research titled 'Alcohol consumption and cigarette smoking of Australian women; changes with pregnancy and lactation'. In March 2009 the recommendations from her research were included in the revised NHMRC; 'Australian Alcohol Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from (...)

Wastewaters treatment is an issue of increased interest during the last twenty five last years in Greece, particular considering the need to comply with the requirements of the European Union directive 91/271.

Although all participants in the decision making process generally agree on (...)

A/Professor Richard Pearson was appointed as the Head of the Cancer Signalling Laboratory at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in 1995 after 3 years as a Human Frontiers of Science Fellow at the Friedrich Miescher Institute in Basel Switzerland. He is also Co-Head of the Oncogenic Signalling and (...)

Academic reports require different skills and a different format from essays. Gain the skills you need to tackle reports with efficiency and confidence.

Become familiar with what to include in each section of a thesis or dissertation.

Focuses on integration by partial fractions as a powerful tool for integrating rational expressions. The theory will be outlined clearly with many examples.

Choral Evensong celebration for Maundy Thursday, with the UWA Winthrop Singers. Feat. Tallis' "In Jejunio et Fletu" & Lotti's "Crucifixus."

A.S.I.A. kicks off the year with an exotic Caribbean Party, held at Nedlands Yacht Club on Thursday, 4th April! This is an ALL AGES event and everyone is welcome to meet and mingle. Doors open 7:30pm until 12am, tickets at $25 for members/$30 for non-members. ALL-NIGHT treasure hunt for a secret (...)

LANs are your best chance to play against other UCCans at the games of your choice, but there is usually a game of WolfET, TF2 or Age of Empires II. The Minecraft server will be up as well for those so inclined. PLEASE bring a non-surge-protected powerboard for your computer.

LANs are (...)

Make every word count when you are doing written assignments.