Insights from Australia's first scientists set in stone. 17 August 2015. Aboriginal tools dating back 20,000 years celebrated at National Science Week . Visitors can marvel at a dazzling display of ancient Aboriginal stone tools and learn how
This year, Associate Professor MichaelBiercuk spoke about the exciting world of quantum technology at TEDxSydney, and Sydney Uni grads Emily Parsons Lloyd spoke about her cross-disciplinary artistry at TEDxYouth.
Dr Michael Spence, Vice-Chancellor, University of Sydney. Admission to the museum will be free. ... University Art Gallery. Credit: Michael Myers. A mask made of turtle shell from Erub (Darnley) Island in the Torres Strait.
Long-haul Qantas customers, including Frequent Flyers, will take part in an in-flight trial as part of a world first collaboration on health and wellness in the air.
Big data maps world's ocean floor. 10 August 2015. Geology of ocean floor revealed. Scientists from the University of Sydney's School of Geosciences have led the creation of the world's first digital map of the seafloor's geology. It is the first
University of Sydney physicist Dr Andrea Blanco-Redondo has opened up a pathway to use light to develop a new type of qubit, the building blocks for quantum computers. In breakthrough research published in Science, she has demonstrated world-first
The quantum computer used to conduct the experiment is in the Quantum Control Laboratory of Professor MichaelBiercuk, the founder of quantum startup, Q-CTRL.
Professor MichaelBiercuk is also a pioneer in the commercialisation of quantum technology, founding Australia’s first venture-capital-backed quantum tech company, Q-CTRL, in 2017.
Shore break. 22 September 2015. Coastal erosion of Australia's beaches could be worse than previously predicted. The projected upsurge of El Niño and La Niña events will lead to extreme flooding and erosion in populated regions across the Pacific