2019
The latest news and expert opinion from the University of Sydney
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11 February 2019
Partnering with Tech Mahindra's research arm Makers Lab
The University of Sydney is partnering with Tech Mahindra's research and development arm, Makers Lab, to provide students with real-world experience through the newly developed Industry and Community Projects Units (ICPU).
11 February 2019
Why is there concern about corruption in Australia?
What does Australia's orange ranking in the Corruption Perception Index actually mean? Sydney Law School PhD Candidate José-Miguel Bello y Villarino explains.
08 February 2019
Mental health expert calls for 'smart choices' on Medicare reform
Professor Ian Hickie urges the Medicare review's mental health reference group to reconsider extending rebates to people "at risk" of mental illness, saying long-term reform will be compromised.
08 February 2019
Inspiring accomplishments by our women in STEMM
Meet three University of Sydney women who are breaking down the stereotypes and inspiring the next generation to pursue a career in STEMM.
07 February 2019
Transparency reporting by pharmaceutical industry in decline
Researchers warn Australian pharmaceutical companies are no longer required to publicly disclose many payments to the health sector, and advocate for US-style legislation to ensure full and long-lasting transparency.
06 February 2019
Weight gain in early childhood affects teenage heart health
Obesity and cardiovascular risk factors in childhood and adolescence are associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease in adulthood, the leading cause of death in Australia.
06 February 2019
Scholarships for India's next visionary leaders
For the first time in the University of Sydney's history, a country-specific scholarship scheme will be established to help discover India's next leaders.
06 February 2019
Underwater forests threatened by future climate change, new study finds
Research by Dr Ziggy Marzinelli finds predicted ocean warming and acidification can change microbes on the surface of kelp, leading to disease and further decline of kelp forests putting fisheries at risk.
06 February 2019
Fulbright Scholar studies ties between universities and industry
Associate Professor Eric Knight has been granted a prestigious Fulbright Senior Scholarship to look at how academics drive technological development and the business models that are emerging as a result.
05 February 2019
Scientific breakthroughs take time, research confirms
Dr Isobel Ronai, who completed her PhD at the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre and School of Life and Environmental Sciences, makes the case for basic biological research.