May

Articles

Sydney academic recognised for highly-cited research over ten years

Professor Andreas Rauch from the University of Sydney Business School is the author of one of three social science research papers honoured in SAGE Publishing's inaugural 10-Year Impact Awards this year.

The alum helping stood-down workers find employment

Hatch, co-founded by Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce alum Adam Jacobs, has established a COVID-19 labour exchange to help Australian businesses hire workers who've been stood down.

Global Executive MBA student profile: Lincoln Easton

Global Executive MBA candidate Lincoln Easton is the founder of Payapps.com and is currently leading the market entry of UK technology vendor NBS into Australia. Find out why he chose to study at the University of Sydney Business School.

What might Covid-19 mean for Mobility as a Service (MaaS)?

Professor David Hensher suggests that the 'new normal' introduced as a result of coronavirus restrictions offers a golden opportunity to reform the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) sector.

Practice social distancing on trains: a pious hope for Sydneysiders?

Although coronavirus restrictions are starting to ease in NSW, the difficulties associated with practising social distancing on public transport need to be addressed sooner rather than later, writes Dr Chinh Ho.

Unintended consequence of Covid-19: working from home (WFH) a good and achievable idea after all

Professor David Hensher suggests that post-COVID-19, employers could be more amenable to staff working from home, resulting in significant improvements to traffic congestion and the lowering of greenhouse gas emissions.