2022
Articles published in 2022
Research partnership to address international energy challenges
A new agreement will see experts from Australia and India working together on renewable energy technologies that are robust, cost-effective and reliable.
Sydney rated among world's most sustainable campuses
STARS has recognised the University for its Coordination and Planning achievements, alongside the innovative work produced by the Gelion Living Lab initiative.
Female directors improve corporate social responsibility
Companies are more likely to take corporate social responsibility seriously if they have more women on their board of directors, new University of Sydney Business School research reveals.
Intergenerational perspectives
The works of father-and-son artists Victor Vasarely and Yvaral.
Stone age surgery: earliest evidence of amputation found
Five virus families that could cause the next pandemic
Students to earn two degrees, studying across Australia and India
New production of A Raisin in the Sun is an enormous achievement
Reflecting on our 2032 Strategy
University of Sydney partners with Tata Consultancy Services
What is a bioarchaeologist?
New research uncovers the unique way seahorse fathers give birth
Meet the team detecting heart disease before it strikes
How does travel allow for new perspectives?
Keeping music in mind
A donor-funded collaboration between the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music is exploring whether musical interventions could help those at risk of cognitive decline.
The growing importance of equity in planning cities: recognising the value of improved mobility for those at exclusion risk
Dean statement following Sydney University Law Society event
Following disruption to the event on 1 September 2022 featuring Malcolm Turnbull AC, Head of School and Dean of Sydney Law School Professor Simon Bronitt reiterated our institutional commitment to safe and respectful debate and discussion.
India visit to strengthen research and education partnerships
Sydney to lead four research centres of excellence
University of Sydney researchers will lead four new national medical research centres in stroke management, early cerebral palsy diagnosis, lung disease and cervical cancer control.
University of Sydney welcomes US Ambassador
The University of Sydney yesterday welcomed Caroline Kennedy, the US ambassador to Australia, who met with the Vice-Chancellor and toured the University's campus and hubs of research, including the United States Studies Centre and the University of Sydney Nano Institute.