2021

14 May 2021

Organic, printable device could restore sight to the blind

A Sydney engineer is developing a low-cost, 3-D printed electrical device that uses absorbed light to fire the neurons that transmit signals from the eyes to the brain, acting as an artificial retina for those who have lost this capacity.

14 May 2021

Australians support managed reopening of borders

A new poll commissioned by the Sydney Policy Lab has found the majority of Australians support a careful reopening of international borders once more people are vaccinated, and from countries where the COVID-19 pandemic is under control.

13 May 2021

9 ways we can make it easier for Australians to get the COVID-19 vaccine

There are tangible things we can do now to help people understand the benefits and possible risks of COVID-19 vaccination, and get the vaccine quickly as soon as they’re eligible.

13 May 2021

9 ways we can make it easier for Australians to get the COVID-19 vaccine

There are tangible things we can do now to help people understand the benefits and possible risks of COVID-19 vaccination, and get the vaccine quickly as soon as they’re eligible.

13 May 2021

Wheat rust research centenary: science for sustainable prosperity

The wheat rust research program is emblematic of the University's mission to contribute to national and global sustainable development. Led by Professor Robert Park, the Cereal Rust Program is ready for the genetic challenges of the 21st century.

13 May 2021

Master of Management student profile: Serene Tan

Master of Management alumna Serene Tan shares her tips on choosing a study program that is right for you.

12 May 2021

5 things you need to know about the federal budget

From aged care and mental health to childcare and superannuation, experts from the University of Sydney respond to key announcements in the 2021-2022 federal budget.

12 May 2021

How to ace your exams, no matter what your timetable looks like

Exam timetables have been released for Semester 1. To help you prepare for STUVAC and the upcoming exam period, we share five simple tips to help you study effectively and stay on-track, no matter what your timetable looks like. 

11 May 2021

Bet on technology or limit growth? Climate modelling shows 'degrowth' less technologically risky

A comprehensive comparison of 'degrowth' with established pathways to limit climate change highlights the risk of over-reliance on technology to support economic growth, which is assumed in established climate modelling.

11 May 2021

Grant success for MBI researcher in the PhD partnership program

Associate Professor Julianne Djordevic’s project entitled Developing inhibitors of fungal inositol polyphosphate kinases as a novel class of antifungal drug , has been funded ,and will allow her PhD student Desmarini Desmarini to work alongside industry partner, Biodiem, a subsidiary of Opal Biosciences Australia, who will provide mentoring and engagement with external industry.

11 May 2021

Grant success for MBI researcher in the PhD partnership program

Associate Professor Julianne Djordevic’s project entitled Developing inhibitors of fungal inositol polyphosphate kinases as a novel class of antifungal drug , has been funded ,and will allow her PhD student Desmarini Desmarini to work alongside industry partner, Biodiem, a subsidiary of Opal Biosciences Australia, who will provide mentoring and engagement with external industry.

11 May 2021

Pop art meets ancient Egypt

An introductory exhibition at the Chau Chak Wing Museum shows the possibilities created by bringing three museum collections under one roof.

10 May 2021

Go West: new degree opens path for future doctors

Students interested in a career in rural medicine will now have the option of enrolling in a postgraduate medical degree in Dubbo with applications opening for the University of Sydney's Doctor of Medicine - Dubbo stream.

10 May 2021

Firefighting chemicals found in sea lion and fur seal pups

PFAS chemicals - which can cause developmental and reproductive defects, cancer, and can compromise immunity - represent another challenge to conserving the endangered Australian sea lion.

10 May 2021

Australians support mandatory COVID-19 vaccine: survey

Three-quarters of Australians would support a government requirement to be vaccinated in order to work, travel or study. This number is higher than the number of Australians who would agree to the vaccine voluntarily, a survey has found.

10 May 2021

Ivan Roberts Scholarship now open

Two postgraduate scholarships available to support domestic and international Sydney Law School students and graduates. 

07 May 2021

Undergraduate law scholarships to help finance your study

Sydney Law School offers several undergraduate equity scholarships to help fund your law degree.

07 May 2021

Sydney alumna makes a career at leading architectural studio

Jamileh Jahangiri speaks to the importance of architecture’s communal value beyond design and construction.

07 May 2021

Preventing Aboriginal Deaths in Custody

Research from the University of Sydney and current coronial inquests highlight the immediate attention needed into Aboriginal health services for those incarcerated, in order to prevent deaths in custody.

06 May 2021

Alek Safarian awarded honorary doctorate

The University of Sydney has awarded an honorary doctorate to Alek Safarian in recognition of his contribution to pharmaceutical development and regulation, and commitment to new educational opportunities for students.