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High-schools students pitch ideas to technology entrepreneurs at summer school[18 January 2012]
Over eighty year 11 and 12 students from across Australia were given the opportunity to present their 'elevator pitch' to a panel of technology entrepreneurs. More
University of Sydney comes fourth in 2011 Formula SAE Australasia[19 December 2011]
The 2011 Formula SAE-Australasian competition ended in Melbourne with a great result for the University of Sydney team, finishing in fourth place. More
Revitalisation of engineering and IT precinct[16 December 2011]
Students studying engineering, IT and project management will benefit from new state-of-the art teaching and learning facilities during 2012. More
Caching Protocols Move to Cloud to Make High Performance Computing Cheaper[15 December 2011]
A new cloud cache system using well known caching protocols gives users with large data requirements the computational grunt they need without having to invest in more hardware. More
Cooling Electrical Goods and Electricity Networks[3 November 2011]
Dr Dylan Lu's research into improving the efficiency and quality of power conversion for consumer electronics and photovaltic power systems aims to increase the longevity lifespan of electrical goods and electricity grid hardware. More
The University of Sydney moves up world rankings [17 October 2011]
The University of Sydney has improved its results in the annual Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for 2011-2012 More
Anzac Bridge redesign wins students the popular vote[22 August 2011]
An innovative plan to tack two extra lanes onto the Anzac Bridge, allowing for pedestrians and light rail, has won two University of Sydney engineering students the popular vote in a corporate engineering competition and $4000 each. More
A journey through space: the final flight of the space shuttle endeavour[29 July 2011]
NASA Astronaut Gregory Chamitoff returns to the University of Sydney to talk about his latest mission on the Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-134) More
Dr Kalam scholarships scheme encourages further study for international students [29 July 2011]
Dr APJ Kalam, former president of India and distinguished scientist and technologist, has demonstrated his support for international students wishing to study engineering and IT at the University of Sydney with the establishment of a new merit-based scholarships scheme. More
Microsoft grant boosts stroke, cardio disease detection devices[18 July 2011]
A $100,000 Microsoft fellowship awarded to a lecturer leading the University of Sydney in the emerging field of bioelectronics will accelerate the development of electrical devices used to diagnose and monitor stroke and cardiovascular disease. More
National programming challenge targets school students[28 June 2011]
The University of Sydney is calling on high school students with a penchant for computer programming to take part in its annual programming challenge. More
University of Sydney develops world's first specialised undergraduate project management degree[20 June 2011]
Sydney Uni develops world's first specialised undergraduate project management degree More