Findings pave the way for next-generation GPS, quantum machines and communications technology.

Considerations for risk oversight go beyond climate to water, soil, biodiversity and other nature-related issues.

The Australian Research Council has recognised 18 early career researchers at Sydney.

Major trial finds a simple text message invitation can dramatically boost the uptake of Heart Health Checks to prevent heart attack and stroke

Long-term exposure to aircraft noise harms health and wellbeing, not just property prices.

Researchers have successfully grown platinum crystals in liquid metal, using a powerful X-ray technique giving rare insight into how these delicate crystals form and grow.

Professor Mark Ledbury (Art History) and Associate Professor Mark Allon (Buddhist Studies) recognised for outstanding contributions to the humanities.

Current Interim Chair of the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (ATEC), Emeritus Professor Mary O'Kane, delivered the fourth Bradley Oration at the University of Sydney on Thursday night - reflecting on the Australian Universities Accord, its implementation, what isn't in it and what's needed next.

Emeritus Professor Mary O'Kane delivered the fourth Bradley Oration at the University of Sydney on Thursday evening.

Increasing HPV vaccination and cervical screening rates, and improved targeting of services to disadvantaged populations, would help ensure Australia remains the first country to eliminate cervical cancer, according to a new report.

21 researchers and research fields recognised as leading nationally

University of Sydney research sets rules for ethical EV minerals trade

University continues to rank 17 subjects globally in the top 50 in ShanghaiRanking subject results.

Experts argue food companies - like tobacco companies - should not be allowed to influence public policy and science.

Successful rollout of emergency nursing system showing significant improvement in patient deterioration, with plans for global expansion

Trailblazing mathematician awarded state's top science honour by the NSW Government.

A new 3D printing technique is generating anatomically accurate replicas of blood vessels in just two hours. The device so far has helped researchers study blood clots that lead to stroke and could be used to trial new drugs without relying on animal testing.

Continues #1 globally for impact of education.

Professor Leanne Redman appointed to lead the Charles Perkins Centre.

Study reveals millions are carrying the lasting damage of childhood trauma into adulthood.

We take a look back at some key moments from the Museum's five-year history

The model is designed to force large platforms to pay for using Australian content.

Demand for food delivery remains strong, but thin margins mean consolidation in the sector - and likely rising prices.

First cohort of Western Sydney students to receive academic and financial support as they explore STEM subjects.

University of Sydney academics have been recognised in Clarivate's 2025 Highly Cited Researchers list.

With diagnosis rates increasing, researchers are urging patients, doctors and parents to take extra precautions

How a son's tribute to his father revived a tennis legacy

The farm tech behind tomorrow's harvest

How Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are ensuring food security for the next generations

Today Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Mark Scott, sent staff and students an update on progress that has been made to deliver on the recommendations from the Hodgkinson External Review Report.

'Conservation abandonment' leads to poor environmental accounting.

Evidence supports a new theory for the purpose of Monte Sierpe in southern Peru, also known as the Band of Holes.

Adelaide Smith, the mother of a fallen WW1 soldier, transformed her grief into a lasting gift that continues to recognise promising students over 100 years later.

New book sheds light on retirement trends in Australia, and makes the case for a gradual transition out of the workforce.

When major corporate failures occur, Australians expect meaningful accountability -- but Optus is a foreign-owned company.

A recent article published by Sydney Criminal Lawyers has misunderstood our position regarding reports of antisemitic incidents on campus, and conflated misconduct matters with complaints.

Associate Professor Thomas Newsome and Professor William Ripple report on the State of the Climate. It's bad and the window for action is closing.

Philanthropist Robin Khuda and Professor Alice Motion on why diversity matters in science and maths

New project led by University of Sydney and Mitsubishi Electric to design next-generation thermal comfort index

World leaders, scientists and Non-Governmental Organisations will soon gather in Brazil for their annual meeting on how to tackle climate change. University of Sydney experts weigh in on what's at stake.

Maths doesn't 'belong' to a certain type of person - it belongs to all of us - and with the right support, every student can find their place.

Australia's social media ban, which restricts access for users under the age of 16, is set to come into effect on 10 December 2025.

Nanoscale compartments - called encapsulins - have been designed to target plants' biggest bottleneck: efficiently using Rubisco protein.

Researchers are no strangers to researching artificial intelligence and using it to analyse complex data. Now the University of Sydney is helping them make the most from the newest wave of generative AI to innovate, create, and increase productivity.

Fourteen teams receive funding and training to accelerate the translation of research into real-world impact.

Discovery by University researchers and Dewpoint Innovations could help cool urban heat islands and supplement tank water.

Comprehensive new index reveals uneven sector pay and domestic workload remain stubborn barriers to equality.