September
Articles
10 University of Sydney alumni recognised for impact on the global stage
Four category award winners and ten finalists, the 2021 Advance Awards have recognised the extraordinary impact of some of our most remarkable global alumni.
Butterflies feed on live young to steal chemicals for 'wedding gifts'
COVID-19 Delta variant in education settings: new report
Putting more Australian pulses into the plant protein market
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.
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.
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?