Through its research UNE seeks to assist in the economic, social and cultural advancement of Australia and in the advanced training of undergraduate and postgraduate students.
(meta data) TITLE: Research - University of New England (UNE) (meta data) PUBLISHER: University of New England # Research Our past, present and future. # Research Health and wellbeing in rural communities. # Research Climate change and environmental sustainability. # Research Australia's future food and water security. # Research Our communities, our neighbours. ## Research Excellence ## Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) UNE's 5 star performance in ERA 2018 ## Research Impact Real-world contributions through research ## Research Engagement Partnerships and collaborations ## Our Research Capacity Research funding, publications, and investment ## Centres, Institutes, CRCs UNE facilitates research with a number of centres, institutes and Collaborative Research Centres Our research partners ## Palaeoscience Research ### Lightning Claw Dr Phil Bell explains Lightning Claw, the prehistoric archaelogical discovery that has contributed so much to palaeoscience research. ## Higher Degree Research Application and scholarship information for postgraduate research degrees HDR study ## Research Services Higher Degree Research Ethics and Grants Digital Research Support ## FIND AN EXPERT Search name, discipline or UNE school ## News SEE ALL NEWS ## Old Souls — researching turtles Graduate research into ways we can conserve the species. Read 'Old Souls' ## Little fish, big roles: cryptic fishes on coral reefs Research helping reveal how the unlikely creatures may be critically important to the survival of coral reefs. Read the research ## Pygmy-possums — on the brink of extinction? Professor Fritz Geiser has discovered that hibernation in this species is more seasonal than in the other species. Read about the pygmy possums ## Wild Pollinators Dr Romina Rader's research on wild pollinators feeds back into issues of food security and the preservation and enhancement of vital ecosystems. Read about the pollinators ## Do you know your neighbourhood? Raptors, or birds of prey, and owls, are important indicators of environmental health because they are at the top of the food chain. Read about these birds ## CONTACT RESEARCH SERVICES University of New England Armidale, NSW, 2351, Australia +61 2 6773 3715
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UNE undertakes fundamental and applied research in many disciplines. Its scholars and scientists have established international reputations through their contributions in areas such as rural science, agricultural economics, educational administration, linguistics and archaeology. Collaborative research with other institutions includes projects with the CSIRO and the high-profile Cooperative Research Centres.