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01 December 2020
Discovery shines light on how cancer cells could protect themselves
Sydney researchers have found cancer cells can repair their DNA by using 'cables' in their nucelus. The findings open new possibilities for designing future cancer treatments.
01 December 2020
2020 Physics Grand Challenges winners announced
The successful submissions include a project to use nano machines for targeted drug delivery and a novel way to provide early cancer detection in humans.
01 December 2020
Donor support to help fund breakthrough research into heart disease
No one knows why our hearts fail. But a ground-breaking research project led by Dr Lal at the University of Sydney could be our best chance of finding an answer.
01 December 2020
Strategic plan sets change in motion for Architecture, Design and Planning
The newly released 2020-2023 Strategic Plan for the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning details the path to continued innovation and thought leadership to build a sustainable future.
30 November 2020
Law School early career researcher wins Australian Legal Research Award
Dr Fady Aoun's winning article examines the history of trade marks registered between the 1800s and 1930s, exposing the representations of marginalised groups in Australia.
30 November 2020
Technology fast-tracks hydrogen-fuelled future
University of Sydney researchers have developed an efficient process to convert water into hydrogen - a breakthrough in the development of this clean energy resource.
30 November 2020
Why single, older women without children face economic insecurity
A first-of-its-kind study examining the economic security of single older women without children has busted the myth that people without children must have uninterrupted careers and healthy retirement savings.
27 November 2020
Vale Jim Wolfensohn
Following his passing in New York, the University pays tribute to renowned lawyer, economist, philanthropist and alumnus James Wolfensohn.
27 November 2020
Seven researchers elected to prestigious academies
The new fellows are elected in recognition of their distinguished achievement in humanities, computer science, and biomedical and materials engineering.
27 November 2020
Mastering environmental engineering for a sustainable world
Engineers play a central role in how we can transition not just our energy sources to sustainable means but everything else, such as the materials we use, our food systems and our water resources.
27 November 2020
The geologist and the war
Tannatt Edgeworth David was a pioneering geologist and Professor of Geology. He was also a national war hero.
26 November 2020
9 ways to keep your pet cool during a heatwave
Dr Anne Quain, clinical vet and lecturer in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science, offers tips on keeping your pets safe from heat stress.
26 November 2020
New global guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour
University of Sydney academics are part of a select group of international experts who provided leadership and contributed to the development and dissemination of the new WHO Guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour launched today.
26 November 2020
Con grad makes a career in New York
Since studying composition at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Shea Duncan has gone on to have a successful career as a Composer and Music Director in New York.
26 November 2020
Unexpected discovery about stem cell immortality: study
Independent groups of scientists investigating telomeres and stem cells have reported what lies behind the immortality of stem cells - what a leading Australian researcher calls "the most unexpected result of my career''.
26 November 2020
Domestic and family violence: what it is and where to go for support
Sharon Chung from the University’s Safer Communities Office breaks down the facts of domestic violence and how you can find support for yourself or for someone you know in need.
25 November 2020
When there is good vaccine news - efficacy is only the beginning of the story
Recent news from global COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials have been encouraging, however we are only at the beginning of the story and must continue to monitor whether any approved vaccine is safe and effective, writes Associate Professor Nicholas Wood.
25 November 2020
Electric 'aero-ambulance' developed at the University of Sydney
'Vertiia', designed to take off like a helicopter and fly like a plane, will improve patient transfer times and safety. It aims to be the most efficient and longest range eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft globally.
25 November 2020
The Con presents live-stream performances
Sydney Conservatorium of Music presents a weekend of amazing music for audiences to enjoy from the comfort of their home. Featuring new compositions and a wide range of repertoires, there's something for everyone.
25 November 2020
On breaking barriers and overcoming your greatest challenges
Economics and Law alumna, Kerry Chikarovski shares her pathway into politics and the leadership lessons she has learnt along the way.