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Palaeoscience Research Centre

Discovery reveals dinosaurs were breeding near the South Pole.

Research

We cover a number of areas of palaeontology and palaeoanthropology, from microfossils to megafauna and dinosaurs.
Facilities

Facilities for palaeontological research at UNE are premier in Australia. We employ the latest technology to keep our research, and our students, a step ahead.
Our People

Meet the academics who make up our internationally respected palaeoscience research team.
Opportunities

Get involved in our palaeoscience research - as a student, a volunteer, academic, or research collaborator.
Donate

If you have an interest in Palaeoscience, and would like to support our research, you can make a donation through UNE Research.
Students

Meet our current team of Higher Degree Research students.
News and Events

What's happening in palaeoscience: our research projects, stories and discoveries.
Contact

If you're interested in discussing our research, volunteering, or studying with us, you can find us here.

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