February
Articles
MAMMOTH mathematics
New algorithms designed for the MAMMOTH, an experimental planetary rover, have won a University of Sydney research student this year’s international MathWorks Simulink Student Challenge.
5 ways to get a good night's sleep
Free Nicholson Museum exhibition presents the art of Cyprus
The Sky and the Sea: Ancient Cypriot Art brings together a beautiful range of objects from the museum’s Cypriot collection – the largest in Australia and the world’s fourth largest outside Cyprus - to demonstrate the evolution of Cyprus’ culture.
Study explains elastin's remarkable movements
New research likens the flexibility of elastin in a blood vessel to the dynamics of a ballet.
Probing the peace and security implications of quantum innovation
The impact of quantum science on peace and security will be debated by leading practitioners and researchers at the Q3 Symposium and Lecture.
Tracing the nation's remarkable record of safety in the skies
An ARC-funded study will explore pivotal aviation developments between the years 1938 and 1968.
'Laugh Lines' exhibition celebrates Australian cartooning
Some of Australia's most iconic cartoons and illustrations will be on public display for the first time as part of a new exhibition at the University of Sydney
Assisted dying: the difficult conversation we need to have
We must acknowledge divergent views on assisted dying and start framing laws that will enable it, writes Ian McPhee.
Zika Virus – be alert, not alarmed say experts
University of Sydney experts say a causal relationship between Zika virus infection during pregnancy and microcephaly is strongly suspected but not yet proven as the WHO declared the mosquito-borne virus a global public health threat.
Why Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should care about the Australian Republic
An Australian Republic could open doors to sovereignty for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, writes Professor Jakelin Troy.