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07 December 2020
USYD designated as WHO Collaborating Centre for Tuberculosis
The newly designated WHO Collaborating Centre for Tuberculosis at the University of Sydney will work with partners in the Western Pacific Region and globally to aim for TB elimination by 2035.
07 December 2020
What might the changing incidence of Working from Home (WFH) tell us about Future Transport and Land Use Agendas
Professor David Hensher and Associate Professor Matthew Beck look at some of the ways the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly changed the way we travel and work, and how these changes might be taken advantage of for economic, social and environmental benefit.
05 December 2020
New facilities to deliver complete MD program in Dubbo
Funding received from the Federal Government’s Murray Darling Medical Schools’ Network will build a new teaching facility at the School of Rural Health
04 December 2020
Sustained drop in gambling frequency since pubs and clubs re-opened
A study to be presented at the Brain and Mind Centre Symposium 2020 today shows that over six months from the early days of COVID-19 to November, gambling frequency reduced, signalling a window of opportunity post-pandemic.
04 December 2020
Eco-friendly pens startup collaborating with students on global distribution
William Tjo was always an environmentally conscious student while studying at the University of Sydney. But it wasn't until co-founding Paper Pens Co., a startup that produces eco-friendly gel pens, that he was able to put his passion into practice.
04 December 2020
Ben Eggleton wins prestigious optical society medal
Professor Ben Eggleton is recognised for his outstanding leadership, exceptional research and organisational service in optics and photonics.
04 December 2020
Should Australians be worried about waiting for a COVID vaccine?
The news that Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine has gained emergency approval in the United Kingdom and may be distributed to selected high-risk groups as early as next week is welcome.
03 December 2020
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03 December 2020
What people with disability told us about their experiences of disasters and emergencies
Australia has no nationally consistent standards to ensure access and inclusion of people with disability in disaster risk reduction - listening to their experiences will help ensure no one is left behind in the future, writes Associate Professor Michelle Villeneuve.
03 December 2020
Longevity gene could be key in reducing risk of death for men with chronic disease
An international team of researchers have found men with existing cardiometabolic diseases, and a version of a 'longevity gene' have found they lived just as long as men who did not have the disease.
03 December 2020
uni 2 beyond student reflects on the challenges and learnings of 2020
Ahead of International Day of People with Disability, first-year uni 2 beyond student Harry Jerogin reflects on his educational experience this year.
03 December 2020
Your guide to Sydney Timetable: what you need to know
Finding it hard to fit uni in around life? Here are a few tips to make it easier to plan, schedule and adjust your timetable with Sydney Timetable.
03 December 2020
5 reasons to study a Master of Economics
The Master of Economics will give you the skills and theoretical background to enter or continue in the fields of economics, econometrics and finance, tailored to your needs.
03 December 2020
5 reasons why you should study a Master of Media Practice
The Master of Media Practice provides you with the skills, knowledge and insider tips to succeed in a range of journalism and media production environments.
02 December 2020
Why study microbiology at Sydney
Microbiology is the study of organisms too small to see with the naked eye. This includes bacteria, fungi, protists and viruses. There are many branches of microbiology, including ecology, evolution, genetics, industrial, agricultural and medical.
02 December 2020
Understanding nature with Dr Dalia Nassar
SEI editor Liberty Lawson sits down with the 2021 Iain McCalman Lecture keynote speaker Dr Dalia Nassar to talk about the philosophy-nature intersection and the naturalists who inspire her work.
02 December 2020
Marginal and informal housing a COVID health risk
New research finds the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed a rise in underlying housing vulnerabilities such as overcrowding and a link between falling demand for Airbnb style short-term rental accommodation and an increase in long-term private rental housing availability.
02 December 2020
Cannabidiol (CBD) in cannabis does not impair driving, landmark study shows
Scientists from the Lambert Initiative have shown that a medically active component of cannabis does not impact driving ability and moderate THC intoxication lasts a few hours, with implications for drug-driving laws and managing medical cannabis.
01 December 2020
Why study biostatistics?
A degree in biostatistics will provide you with advanced biostatistical training ensuring that you are well placed to obtain employment in a wide range of health, pharmaceutical, university, government and NGOs. It's the ideal way to develop your existing career or move into a new field of interest.
01 December 2020
Playing it cool: how the body copes during heatwaves
With few signs that greenhouse gases are being sufficiently reined in, adapting to higher temperatures is now more necessary and urgent. The little known field of thermoregulatory physiology is developing lifesaving strategies.