2022
Articles published in 2022
28 November 2022
New initiative for recycling batteries
Researchers and industry come together to solve battery recycling issues for everyday items such as mobile phones, laptops, tablets and even electric toothbrushes.
28 November 2022
Celebrating 120 years of women in law
In 2022, we celebrate all our innovative law alumnae, notable for their extraordinary professional achievements but also for their efforts to challenge gender stereotypes and progress diversity.
28 November 2022
Outstanding Business School alumni win Women in Digital Awards
Alumni Emily Bobis, Stevie-Ann Dovico and Elisa Chan have been acknowledged as female role models in digital and technology by the 2022 Women in Digital Awards.
28 November 2022
SEI’s collaborative research projects for 2023
SEI’s 2023 Collaborative Grants have been awarded to a diverse range of researchers across the University.
26 November 2022
Advancing ophthalmic education research at the Save Sight Institute
SSI’s Education Lead, Associate Professor Con Petsoglou, and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Dr Gloria Gomez, presented their education research at conferences across Australia and New Zealand.
25 November 2022
Sydney researchers awarded more than $15 million by ARC
The Australian Research Council (ARC) has announced that University of Sydney researchers have been awarded over $15 million of funding for 34 research projects that will discover new knowledge and deliver solutions that benefit us all.
25 November 2022
United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
During the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence Campaign, Vice-Chancellor and President Mark Scott shares how the University community can get involved in responding to gender-based violence.
25 November 2022
Business students support scholarships through investment fund
Business students are showing their market value and driving social change with an innovative new learning opportunity.
25 November 2022
Grants to study mood disorder treatments & impact of sleep on brain ageing
Sydney researchers have received two National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Synergy Grants worth $10 million.
24 November 2022
Academics named Fellows of the Australian Academy of Humanities
University of Sydney academics from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Sydney Law School have been appointed as Fellows of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.
24 November 2022
Sydney takes green award for 'living classroom' native garden
The University of Sydney has won the 'Creating Impact' award in the Green Gown Awards Australasia for Nguragaingun, Ngara, Pemulian - our Curriculum Garden and Biodiversity Management Plan.
24 November 2022
Australian researchers honoured for work in infectious disease prevention
A group of infectious disease experts combating the spread of tuberculosis in Vietnam has been recognised for their tireless research and advocacy, which has spanned over a decade.
23 November 2022
Direct air capture must be a part of our climate arsenal
Reaching net-zero can only be achieved by removing historical emissions, according to Professor Deanna D’Alessandro, who is working with industry partners to advance direct air capture technology.
23 November 2022
Optogenetic restoration of vision in inherited retinal degeneration
Researchers from the Save Sight Institute develop a novel optogenetic paradigm to treat Inherited Retinal Degeneration
23 November 2022
Fellows formally admitted to Australian Academy of Science
The Australian Academy of Science has welcomed three rounds of University of Sydney fellows into its ranks in admission ceremonies at this year's Science at the Shine Dome event in Canberra.
23 November 2022
From the emergency room to aged care: the potential of HIRAID<sup>®</sup> in healthcare
23 November 2022
SEI welcomes Suhasini Gunatillaka to the team
We hear from SEI's new Administration Officer, Suhasini Gunatillaka, about her work background and interest in environmental issues.
22 November 2022
Australian TV News still lacking cultural diversity despite some progress
The second 'report card' on Indigenous and cultural diversity in Australian television news has revealed small pockets of progress but a long journey ahead, particularly for commercial stations.
22 November 2022
Where have all the Christmas beetles gone?
Swarms of iridescent Christmas beetles used to mark Australia's summer season every year. But today, they seem as scarce as mixtapes and crochet swimsuits.
22 November 2022
Ali Abbas announced as Australia's first Chief Circular Engineer
Professor Ali Abbas from the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering will work with Circular Australia to accelerate action towards an Australian circular economy by 2030.