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06 September 2021

#youthgotthis returns for 2021

#youthgotthis is back for 2021! The Matilda Centre once again partners with #youthgotthis to hold this virtual public forum on Youth Mental Health.
06 September 2021

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06 September 2021

Forms, functions and flows of power: Investigating the surveillance of the sea

SEI talks with new member Dr Sara Leon Spesny about her research on state surveillance and bringing her ideas to Australia’s oceanic frontiers.
06 September 2021

5 reasons to study computer science at Sydney

Future-proof your career with a degree in computer science that can take you anywhere from software developer to entrepreneur.
06 September 2021

Intensive international opportunities via virtual OLEs

Did you know virtual programs, like virtual in-country experiences, can enable you to gain the valuable skills that you usually develop through in-person international experiences?
06 September 2021

Turning the Australian supply chain symphony into a masterpiece: Institutionalised collaboration

Professor Ben Fahimnia calls for a more collaborative supply chain management culture to optimise business processes in this increasingly globalised age.
03 September 2021

Thinking of trying Ivermectin for COVID? Here's what can happen with this controversial drug

Taking a scientific approach to misinformation about  unproven and potentially dangerous covid 'treatments', Sydney experts explain that side-effects range from vomiting and diarrhoea to seizures and a coma.

03 September 2021

Why is NSW a laggard on anti-discrimination law?

Without a positive duty to both eliminate discrimination and harassment and make reasonable adjustments to address inequality, the NSW Anti-Discrimination Act fails its essential purpose, argues Professor Simon Rice.
03 September 2021

Hydrogen embrittlement in steel and a cure in atom probe tomography

Add carbon to iron, you get steel. Add hydrogen to steel, you get a potential catastrophe. The condition is hydrogen embrittlement and it has so far resisted all attempts at an answer. Professor Julie Cairney is looking closely at the problem.

03 September 2021

Cancer treatment: where DNA, stem cells and cell immortality meet

All cancers begin as a particular cellular mishap involving DNA. Researchers are working on treatments for all of them. But what if there was a way to prevent that original and universal cellular mishap from happening at all?

02 September 2021

Civic engagement strongest in young from culturally diverse families

Civic engagement - one of the Sydney Policy Lab's guiding principles - is higher in people from younger, multicultural backgrounds, a new poll shows.
02 September 2021

Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize finalists announced

Primary and high school students from across Australia have been named finalists and highly commended award winners for the 2021 University of Sydney Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize.
02 September 2021

Commerce student makes an impact at Benefit Cosmetics and Adobe

Find out more about Commerce/Advanced Studies student Daniel and his experience at the University of Sydney Business School, including clubs and societies and industry internships.
02 September 2021

2021 Eureka Prize finalists announced

Two academics from the Faculty of Science and Faculty of Medicine and Health have been named as Eureka Prize finalists in recognition of their innovative research into solar-cell technology and 3D imaging.
02 September 2021

Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022

The University of Sydney's performance in the 19th edition of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
01 September 2021

Food in the land of the fair go

‘Food insecurity in Australia is on the rise, yet it remains a serious and underappreciated policy issue’ claims a new paper from FoodLab Sydney, lead-authored by SEI Doctoral Fellow Omar Elkharouf.
01 September 2021

Master of Management vs Master of Management (CEMS)

Find out whether the 1 year Master of Management or 1.5 year Master of Management (CEMS) is the right degree to help you fast track your career in business.
01 September 2021

COVID induced shift to regional living

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased interest in Australia's regions. New research led by Sydney's School of Architecture, Design and Planning highlights the regional centres most likely to benefit from new economic activity, and the potential improvement in urban congestion and housing affordability in capital cities.
01 September 2021

How we're protecting our community, in line with health advice

The University issued a statement today, following a News Corp story that reported concerns from some staff in our Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
31 August 2021

My life-changing journey from disadvantage in Delhi to the University of Sydney

Current Master of Management (CEMS) student Abhishek shares his experience as an international student and recipient of the first Sydney Scholars India Equity Scholarship.