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Scientists and community collaborate to secure future of Australia's ecosystems[18 July 2014]
The University of Sydney's Faculty of Science has been part of a major collaboration to create Australia's first national strategy to ensure the future of Australia's managed and natural ecosystems. More
Catching Particle Fever: the Sydney scientists who helped track down the Higgs boson[17 June 2014]
As Particle Fever premieres at the Sydney Film Festival this weekend, Australian audiences have an opportunity to watch the story of the groundbreaking search for the Higgs boson. More
New support for responsible gambling research[17 June 2014]
The University of Sydney will embark upon one of the most comprehensive research programs around problem gambling and harm-minimisation measures everconducted in Australia. More
$5.4 million funds hi-tech approach to studying geology of basins[13 June 2014]
A radical new approach to analysing sedimentary basins also harnesses technology in a completely novel way. More
$5.4 million funds hi-tech approach to studying geology of basins[13 June 2014]
A radical new approach to analysing sedimentary basins also harnesses technology in a completely novel way. More
The short but eventful life of a Higgs boson particle[29 May 2014]
Recent results from the ATLAS experiment at CERN have given a clearer picture of the short but eventful life of a Higgs boson particle. More
All mother's fault! - exploring why males die younger and are less fertile [29 May 2014]
One clue to why males die earlier and are less fertile than females across many species, including humans, has been explored by a study led by the University of Sydney. More
Accelerating NSW's position in the space race [13 May 2014]
The chances of NSW companies being able to compete in the highly specialised global space industry have been strengthened with the creation of delta-V, Australia's first space startup accelerator. More
New telescopes will see sky bubbling with stellar explosions[2 May 2014]
It is hard to imagine that any astronomical phenomenon could escape our latest and most powerful telescopes, but an international research team has now forecast some of the exotic discoveries that will only be able to be studied with the forthcoming Square Kilometre Array (SKA). More
Study asks if recovery tales help those with anorexia[30 April 2014]
Many mental health organisations, including those treating people with anorexia nervosa, feature testimonials on their websites from survivors and sufferers who describe the road to recovery. But how helpful are recovery stories to dealing with anorexia? More
Sydney named top destination in the world for international students[29 April 2014]
Sydney is the most popular city in the world for international university students, beating more than 83 cities including London, Paris and New York to the coveted spot, a new global ranking reveals. More
TEDxSydney: Maths is in all of us [28 April 2014]
At every stage of human history mathematics is there to explain our behaviour, says Dr Clio Cresswell, from the School of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Sydney. More