2022

04 November 2022

Better services for alcohol and other drugs

Over 65% of people entering prison report risky alcohol or other drug use. Dr Michael Doyle's research considers whether more effective alcohol and other drug treatment could lead to improved health and reduce the likelihood of recidivism.

04 November 2022

Service helps people 'step up' to shape the future of ageing in Australia

A new service is helping connect people to research projects in ageing and dementia, to shape the future of what healthy ageing looks like in Australia.

04 November 2022

Conservatorium of Music and Sydney Dance Company thriving together

Two of Australia's leading arts organisations have teamed up to deliver a world-class Music Theatre program in Sydney.

04 November 2022

Professor Elizabeth New wins AFR Emerging Leader award

The University of Sydney has been recognised in the Australian Financial Review Higher Education Awards 2022 - winning the Emerging Leader category and reaching the finals in Employability and Research Commercialisation.

03 November 2022

First Songs: Heralding First Nation voices

First Songs, featuring new and reimagined music by the Sydney Conservatorium of Music's inaugural Indigenous-Artists-in-Residence Nardi Simpson and Troy Russell in collaboration with students, is a mix of hard-hitting social commentary and uplifting contemporary songs.

02 November 2022

An educational odyssey

A gift by one of Australia’s most well-known and successful Greek-Australians is helping Evangelia Sakarellou expand her educational horizons.

02 November 2022

Can robots and AI help address the world's food security issues?

Agricultural robotics expert Professor Salah Sukkarieh will this week address the United Nations on the role of agricultural robotics in improving global food security.

02 November 2022

Championing environmental and sustainable values within cultural institutions

What is the space for environmental and sustainability researchers and students within cultural institutions from galleries to museums? We hear from professionals in the field on their career pathways and advice for working in the sector.

02 November 2022

Professor Glenda Halliday named as NSW Scientist of the Year

One of the world's leading neuroscientists has been recognised for her foundational work on neurodegenerative diseases.

02 November 2022

Three wins at the NSW Premier's Prizes for Science & Engineering

Three University of Sydney researchers are today being recognised in the NSW Premier's Prizes for Science & Engineering for their tireless work that has left footprints on the state.

02 November 2022

Addressing high rates of cerebral palsy in Vietnam

A research team from the Faculty of Medicine and Health are leading work on cerebral palsy in Vietnam, where there is an urgent need for evidence-based interventions.

01 November 2022

Lego Tutankhamun marks century-old discovery of king's tomb

A Lego replication of Tutankhamun's coffin on display at the University of Sydney's Chau Chak Wing Museum marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the king's tomb.

01 November 2022

International evidence backs multi-employer bargaining

Associate Professor Chris F Wright and Emeritus Professor Russell Lansbury from the Business School explore the claims and reality of multi-employer bargaining.

01 November 2022

Why study electrical engineering at Sydney?

Studying electrical engineering at Sydney will provide you with the skills to power the world by designing, creating, developing and managing systems in areas such as computer systems, electronics, telecommunications and the Internet of Things.

01 November 2022

The future of superannuation in Australia

Economists from the University of Sydney are working to develop new models to identify the impacts of superannuation policy change on Australian households.

01 November 2022

Meet the great minds of the Charles Perkins Centre

The Charles Perkins Centre's mission to fight deadly illnesses emerged from a momentous anonymous donation. Ten years on, it continues to tackle chronic disease and make waves with through its collaborative research.

01 November 2022

Charles Perkins Centre's decade of discovery

Over 10 years, the Charles Perkins Centre has made significant inroads in the fight against chronic diseases, such as diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease.

31 October 2022

Beyond roads, rates and rubbish: Global study asks how cities can be improved

A team of leading urban scholars are gathering lessons from around the world that can help Australian cities navigate the 'perfect storm' of uncertain post-COVID recovery, pressing demands for climate adaptation and growing inequality among residents.

31 October 2022

Archaeological artefacts found on Norfolk Island

An archaeological dig on Norfolk Island has uncovered two Polynesian adzes (stone axes) and hundreds of flakes dating back to pre-European settlement.

31 October 2022

10 best horror movies for a spooky Halloween

Associate Professor Bruce Isaacs, senior lecturer in film, shares his love of Halloween and the classic horror movies that are required viewing on the spookiest night of the year.