The human brain has a built-in pain map that activates in different areas when relieving face, arm or leg pain.

The University is proud to be a partner in four collaborative research projects that have secured over $10.6 million from the Australian Government's Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) program.

Researchers have shown for the first time how sneaky swirls could control how granular materials such as soil and snow slip and slide, confirming a long suspected hypothesis. The knowledge could help in understanding how landslides and avalanches work and even help the construction industry in the future.

Experts say service gaps widen as Western Sydney boundaries shift

Facing Dementia Together: new community campaign in South Western Sydney to break down dementia stigma in Arabic, Chinese and Vietnamese communities.

Experts say the standard cuff size supplied with many home blood pressure devices - often used to guide treatment decisions - wouldn't fit 48 percent of Australian adults.

Physicists are winning the battle to reduce physical-to-logical qubit ratio in quantum computers.

The University of Sydney and University of Queensland have tied for first place in the Financial Review Higher Education Awards this year for the Employability category.

PhD candidate Allyson Todd and her supervisor, Associate Professor Stephanie Partridge, share a passion for improving youth health. They first connected when Allyson was an undergraduate and have been working together in various capacities ever since.

Productivity gains should be shared in the form of shorter hours, not just higher profits or pay.

Recognising innovation in youth wellbeing, cancer communication and evolutionary biology.

University of Sydney-led blood clotting research opens new opportunities for treatment

University ranks first in NSW and 72nd in world

The special bond between donor, Mary Smoker, and the scholars she supports

A new translation of the word 'dementia' in Australia is reducing stigma and potentially changing lives

Decades of experience with delegation, context setting and critical evaluation are exactly what AI tools need.

New research finds that music triggers thoughts of connection, warmth and companionship.

University responds to commentary about flags on campus

To combat extreme heat, efforts should concentrate on hot people, not just hot air, argue experts from the Heat and Health Research Centre.

Experts say there's more we should be doing in Australia to address loneliness among young people.

The recently established Chair of Lifespan Oral Health will transform approaches to research, advocacy and education.

AI-powered tool will help farmers, irrigators, government and fire authorities.

Study finds biggest drops coincided with state support to implement safety measures.

Big tech's claims warrant careful scrutiny, particularly given these companies' clear commercial interests in shaping Australian regulation.