The University of Sydney and Taronga Conservation have formed a landmark alliance to offer conservation degrees for undergraduate science and postgraduate education.
Researchers from the Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Science, and Faculty of Medicine and Health have been recognised for their contributions in research, innovation, leadership and engagement.
Australian scientists have found a new way of joining groups of atoms together into shape-changing molecules - opening up the possibility of a new area of chemistry and the development of countless new drugs, microelectronics and materials with
For Dr Crean, the Australian Institute of Policy & Science’s top gong will help shine a light on women in the growing area of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Analysis of snakes’ sexual activity in the four months out of hibernation has confirmed that males' approach to reproduction causes them to die earlier than females.
Last week, evolutionary biologist Professor RickShine won the Prime Minister’s Prize for Science and the previous week he was named Scientist of the Year at the NSW Premier’s
Biophysicist Professor Iain Young, who works at the interface of physics and biology, has led major research groups in Scotland before taking a leadership role at the University of New England followed by his appointment heading Sydney’s School of
Citizen scientists have answered the call to use a new, award-winning app to track the movement of brush turkeys in urban environments in Australia. The app is a collaboration between the University of Sydney, Taronga Conservation Society and the
Professor RickShine won Scientist of the Year and the PM's Prize for Science. ... But Rick wasn't the only one – many of our other researchers also won major prizes!