2022

04 April 2022

Botany Bay spears obtained in 1770 to be displayed in Sydney

The Kamay spears, taken by Lieutenant James Cook from Botany Bay in 1770, are finally returning to Sydney.

04 April 2022

When floodwaters recede, where do they go?

University of Sydney researchers have discovered water-storing aquifers that perform a natural balancing act: they absorb water during floods and supply water during drought. Yet human intervention is limiting their function.

04 April 2022

Carbon neutral shipping – it all comes down to green hydrogen, and lots of it

Professor Michael Bell discusses why, out of the most popular options for carbon neutral fuels for shipping, green hydrogen is the most viable option being both economically and environmentally sound.

04 April 2022

Researchers find surprising twist behind rare neurological disorder

Researchers have unveiled the molecular backstory behind a rare neurological disorder, showing how a genetic mutation causes a malfunction in one of the most important molecular machines in our cells.

01 April 2022

Addressing gender disparity in jazz

The Sydney Conservatorium of Music is paving the way and positioning itself as a global leader as it seeks to address gender inequity in jazz through the Equity in Jazz Program. Central to the program is a postgraduate scholarship and mentoring program, with its first cohort of four candidates commencing in 2022.

31 March 2022

Con student celebrates winning streak with concert tour

At just 20 years of age, Calvin Abdiel has cemented his reputation as one of the world’s finest pianists. In 2021, The Sydney Conservatorium of Music Honours student won Third Prize at The Sydney International Piano Competition, one of the most prestigious events of its kind in the world.

31 March 2022

Back pain treatments shouldn't neglect the mind: study

The best treatment for chronic low back pain doesn't just focus on the physical but rather combines traditional physiotherapy treatments with those that focus on the mind, according to new research from the University of Sydney.

31 March 2022

Sydney researchers honoured with NHMRC leadership awards

Two University of Sydney researchers have been recognised for their leadership in research at the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Research Excellence Awards at a presentation held in Canberra on 30 March.

30 March 2022

Sydney experts respond to 2022 Budget

University of Sydney academics in housing and planning, work and organisational studies, aged care and health respond to the Federal Budget that was delivered last night.

30 March 2022

New public policy institute welcomes Chair

The James Martin Institute for Public Policy, of which the University of Sydney is a founding member, today announced the appointment of its new Chair of the Board.

29 March 2022

Introducing Learning with FASD

Researchers at the University of Sydney's Matilda Centre have launched 'Learning with FASD' to assist primary school teaching and support staff to understand and support children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) in Australian schools.

29 March 2022

Tune in to live music and good times at the USU this semester

Left at a loose end after a long day of classes? Looking for a convenient place to hang out and enjoy some live music with friends on a weeknight? We’ve got you.

29 March 2022

Leader in legal research and education welcomes new academics

Sydney Law School welcomes seven academics from Australia and around the world. Bringing with them a wealth of knowledge and experience, our new staff ensure we remain at the forefront of legal education and research.

29 March 2022

Kin and connectivity: thinking with Deborah Bird Rose

SEI Deputy Director Thom van Dooren reflects upon the legacy and impact of anthropologist Deborah Bird Rose with the release of a new edited collection.

25 March 2022

Global warming speeds up currents in the ocean's abyss

University of Sydney scientists have used the geological record of the deep sea to discover that past global warming has sped up deep ocean circulation. This is one of the missing links for predicting how future climate change may affect heat and carbon capture by the oceans.

25 March 2022

How to become a pharmacist

Australian pharmacists must: 1) complete an accredited university degree, 2) complete an intern training program and supervised practice requirements, and 3) pass a registration exam. Our integrated degrees combine steps 1 and 2.

25 March 2022

School strike for climate: why are students still striking?

Dr Blanche Verlie, a climate sociologist says schools are failing to provide students with climate education. So, what do the kids do? To learn about climate action, they're taking to the street.

25 March 2022

Research initiative to inform gender equal future of work

The Gender Equality in Working Life (GEWL) Research Initiative is a multidisciplinary research initiative leveraging research expertise on women's working lives to establish an action-oriented, practical approach to building a gender equal future of work.

25 March 2022

Connection, embracing diversity and staying curious with Jioji Ravulo

How can we ensure that all voices are heard and celebrated? Ahead of Shared Voices: Performance, Knowledge and Connection, we hear from Professor Jioji Ravulo on the importance of diverse perspectives and why museum objects can initiate conversations around inclusivity.

24 March 2022

Why study software engineering at Sydney

Ideal for creative and analytical thinkers, studying software engineering will teach you how to develop and advance software to meet the digital needs of a wide range of industries.