First-in-Humans study makes Endo Axiom a clinical-stage company

The University of Sydney and Northern NSW Local Health District renew Memorandum of Understanding for another three years.

The Memorandum of Understanding will deepen their longstanding partnership in education, research, innovation and international mobility.

Climate resilience, AI, health and quantum technologies: 39 Sydney researchers awarded prestigious Future Fellowships

Stanford University among first institutions to subscribe to Ludolio as global rollout begins.

Rural placement scheme offers free dental care to communities across NSW including Mudgee, Ballina and Bathurst.

Research contribution to esoteric thought in Western culture.

University scoops six prestigious awards celebrating science and science communication.

Researchers create potential alternative to invasive bone graft procedures in children.

Hearts across the globe are aching for communities along the Nepal-Tibet border.

Particle interaction could be a dark matter candidate, but more data is needed.

Sana Hussain Shaikh will become the first person in her family to pursue postgraduate study after receiving a scholarship worth more than $100,000.

From preventing heart attacks before symptoms appear to helping transplants last a lifetime, the new research centres will address major health challenges affecting Australians now and into the future.

Major analysis reveals urgent need for Australian research into growing use of GenAI in classrooms and among young people

Festival of Urbanism 2026

The University of Sydney has issued a statement about protected industrial action taking place by National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) members on Wednesday 2 September 2026.

Former University of Sydney professor and eminent legal scholar awarded honorary doctorate.

Stella Prize-winning author to investigate how coercive influence captures minds, reshapes relationships and erodes trust.

New funding will test stability of leading-edge technology.

Embedding physiotherapist-led care in emergency departments could save NSW hospitals $19m annually and reduce stays by an hour

Research could lead to new psychiatric treatments targeting the FKBP5 gene, which regulates stress hormones in the brain.

PhD candidate Luigi Teola and his supervisor Professor Gregor Verbic discuss their research on the biggest changes to Australia's energy grid in a century and how other nations can benefit from this pioneering work.

University of Sydney opens new student canteen to ease cost of living pressures.

Study reveals why young people struggle to be heard about their health

Two reports highlight growing capability and valuable lessons for entities preparing for future reporting obligations.

Researcher developing targeted cancer therapies highlights the value of mentorship in translating ideas into real-world impact

Jean Whyte's bequest continues to enrich the University's Rare Books and Special Collections

How Sydney and Glasgow researchers are using AI to bring advances in bowel cancer screening to people with intellectual disabilities.

Researchers use over 30 years of data to build new framework to assess reef health.

New projections show another million Australians will be living with a cancer diagnosis in just over two decades

ShanghaiRanking Academic Ranking of World Universities 2026

The University of Sydney released a statement announcing it has appointed Peter Woolcott AO to conduct an independent external review into the travel of an academic to Iran last year and its processes around travel to countries with 'do not travel' advice in place.

For a long time, on-demand workers didn't receive any of the workplace protections granted to employees.

Health experts call for greater awareness of the condition and cite the importance of early detection.

Researchers launch clinical trial to test new digital program, with recruitment now open

The rise of wearable cameras could create new forms of gendered harm, including non-consensual recording and privacy violations, researchers say.

Being exposed to pesticide at work can increase the risk of developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) by up to 71 percent.

Tracey Moffatt Sorted - a look at her Archive.

A record 800 exchange students from 15 countries will immerse themselves in Australian culture through sport this year, including 200 commencing this semester, as one of the University's most popular programs for visiting exchange students enters its 22nd year.

Major Science study suggests sugars played a bigger role in brain evolution than previously thought

The MyGadigal Scholarship will provide financial, academic and cultural support for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, alongside targeted entry schemes.

Lethal bird flu is now spreading in Australia. How can we protect Australia's native species?

Exhibition of First Nations women artists  highlights breadth and technicality behind the use of natural materials.

Despite sometimes appearing to go rogue, AI can not yet 'learn' on the run or make itself smarter.

Millions of high-dose vitamin B6 products sold despite risk of nerve damage

Supporting veterinary breakthroughs, emerging researchers and better outcomes for cats.

Thirty-seven University of Sydney researchers receive funding to advance groundbreaking health and medical research

Youngest and most educated electorates set for economic and political disruption, new report argues.

The Eureka Prize is among the top science awards in Australia, honouring the calibre of research and innovation, celebrating leaders in their field.

The University continues to deliver on commitments to gender equity, diversity and inclusion.

NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey and Minister for Heritage Penny Sharpe announced the Australian first at the University's Charles Perkins Centre.

'Boguls' are the 'hardest workers in the bush' for ecological restoration in this urban rewilding initiative.

Two-thirds of nurses and midwives regularly consider quitting, new study finds.

Research spanning 82 countries finds that antimicrobial resistance in children is rising globally and will worsen over the next decade

Rates of anxiety, depression and psychological distress have risen sharply since 2007.

Australia's smoking rates have reached a historic low, but illegal tobacco is a growing concern.

A new Cochrane review suggests the top recommendation for managing hip pain may not be as effective as previously thought.

Workplace Gender Equality Agency CEO Christine Castley set the agenda for her tenure with her first public address in her new role.

A Homer scholar details what gets lost in translation in Christopher Nolan's reworking of the ancient epic tale, the Odyssey.

Exhibition celebrates a pioneer in Australia's modernist movement.

Experts say if genomic newborn screening is introduced in Australia, it must prioritise equity and Indigenous leadership.

Australia is now close to achieving its national target of reducing adult daily smoking to 5 percent or less by 2030.

As Australia braces for hotter, drier conditions, experts warn some regions will be more vulnerable to economic and social shocks than others.

Study provides evidence to guide ADHD treatment choices.

From precision diagnostics and equitable care to AI-driven discovery, new fellowships advance innovative approaches to cancer prevention, detection and treatment.

University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Mark Scott, wrote to staff and students following his appearance at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion today.

Prime Minister of Australia, The Hon Anthony Albanese MP, today announced an Office of AI. University of Sydney experts, including in AI safety, sustainability and computer science respond.

The Prime Minister and University of Sydney alumnus, The Hon Anthony Albanese MP, delivered an address on 'AI in Australia's Interests' at the University's Camperdown campus.

Evidence reveals missing link

Experts explain who should get a booster, who may not need one, and why advice has changed.

Research initiative to help define a people-first approach to how corporate Australia puts AI to work.

A range of measures, including allowing pharmacists to vaccinate children under five, are being rolled out to help reverse declining childhood vaccination rates.

Findings may reduce years of uncertainty for patients often misdiagnosed with psychiatric conditions.

The Sorrell-Gilbert Prize honours research excellence while providing support at a pivotal stage of an academic career.

Diabetes, smoking and socioeconomic disadvantage identified as key risk factors linked to vision and hearing impairment.

The grant will connect Sydney Conservatorium students with musicians, educators and communities in Australia and India.

How our startups are improving postpartum health, targeting heart disease earlier, enabling quantum sensing and supporting greener industries.

The USYD rocketry team achieve major success on the rocketry world stage.

Three University of Sydney experts explain.

Sydney apartments built today may become unliveable by 2050

Study finds chronic conditions in older Australians tend to cluster into three main groups rather than occurring at random.

Study calls for greater consideration of children in immigration decision-making

Higher temperatures in winter are leading to increased hospital admissions for mental health disorders among children and young people, and are expected to increase with climate change.

University group assignment helps boost school attendance and educational outcomes for girls in rural community.

Student enrolment skyrockets in conducting studies.

In responding to claims reported by The Australian, we want to explain how we provide access while meeting our cultural, ethical and professional responsibilities.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the University of Sydney to strengthen collaboration on more sustainable and resilient agrifood systems.

Australia is one of very few countries in the world to regularly make use of auctions to sell homes.

The University of Sydney has appointed Louise Herron AM as a Vice-Chancellor's Fellow, bringing one of Australia's most respected cultural leaders to the University to help advance its commitment to Leadership for Good.

Melatonin shows promise as low-cost pain relief option for musculoskeletal pain.

One of football's most iconic moments, the penalty shootout, may be far more strategic than previously thought with new research challenging the notion that the team kicking first holds a major advantage.

University of Sydney honours the remarkable legacy of Isaac Wakil AO, a visionary philanthropist who has reshaped Sydney through significant support of education, healthcare and the arts.

A landmark study used ancient reef cores to deliver insight into the reef's responses to sea-level shifts.

Challenging stigma and misconceptions of people with innate variations of sex characteristics.

Fussy eating, also known as picky or selective eating, is common and can be frustrating. It's often seen as a child or parenting issue. But it's not merely shaped by what parents do, or the characteristics of the child.

New insights into Australia's football talent pathways reveal the clubs shaping future Socceroos and the gaps in the system.

Modelling plate tectonics offers a framework for finding copper, zinc and lead deposits.

Australia will face Paraguay in their final group-stage match of the FIFA World Cup.

Study links common genetic variant to hidden lung enzyme affecting disease risk and treatment response.

Online sports heat risk app launched internationally to help players check their heat risk across 33 sports, including football

Researchers urge planning policy changes as new communities are built amid an oversupply of unhealthy food options and fast food

University of Sydney researchers uncover vital clues in a long-standing mystery in neuroscience.

Rising costs could lead to social isolation and poorer health outcomes.

Mid-circuit measurement benchmarks establish path for improving error correction.

Specialised processing for unique Australian crops

The concern is not simply that jobs are moving overseas - it is what Australia might miss out on if this trend continues.

28th and 31st in world in two prestigious rankings

Hear from PhD candidate Bey Alivand and her supervisor Dr Mike Seymour as the two discuss how research into AI and digital humans can be implemented with integrity and creativity to improve health outcomes.

Employment programs must adapt to local conditions to succeed, new study finds.

Where native bees nest may determine how well they adapt to a warming climate.

University of Sydney and Aurora Education Foundation renew partnership and expand access to paid internships, study tours and enrolment pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

University of Sydney invention Cogniti to boost learning for students worldwide.

Understanding the evolving relationship between the law and technology

The United States hosted its first World Cup in 1994. A lot has changed since then, on and off the pitch.

The University of Sydney has issued an updated statement about exam materials being shared on social media.

University of Sydney's Khuda Women in STEM Program supports young women from school to University.

All modern koalas are descended from a single, struggling ancestral population.

The University congratulates all members of our community who have been awarded a 2026 King's Birthday Honour.

University farewells renowned melanoma pathologist

14 Sydney-led research projects span prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease, with a strong focus on equity and translation to patient care.

Following recent media reporting, the University of Sydney released a statement confirming its commitment to pursuing international collaborations for positive impact while maintaining strong governance and ensuring all international collaborations align with Australian laws and national interest.

Low-paid employees won't earn as much in real terms as they did five years ago, when inflation spiked towards the end of the COVID pandemic.

Alcohol may promote overeating of unhealthy foods by amplifying a biological drive for protein that can be tricked by modern ultra-processed foods

The Faculty of Engineering has announced a second recruitment drive to offer academic roles reserved for women, after a successful 2025 campaign to encourage the best and brightest academics into the field.

White dwarf binary provides unique natural laboratory for extreme physics.

The University of Sydney has issued a public statement and addressed some misrepresentations being made online.

Alumna and distinguished corporate leader receives honorary Doctor of Business (honoris causa).

Researchers call for stronger measures beyond food labels to cut sugar consumption

Pioneering agricultural scientist joins the world's oldest scientific institution.

First empirical evidence linking hot days and death among endangered populations

Study reveals how well-intentioned scuba divers contribute to reef damage.

Whether you have your own business or you're approaching your work with more intention - embracing an entrepreneurial mindset can unlock skills that will see you through the changing phases of your career.

PhD student Maxim Adams and Professor Nathan Lo find more evidence that invertebrates are fundamental for ecosystem recovery.

What is diphtheria, how is it spreading and who is affected?

Wiradjuri leader recognised for exceptional leadership advocacy and contributions to Australia.

Long-distance movement, intermarriage and kinship shaped ancient Andean coastal networks before the Inca Empire, new research finds.

The Power Institute's Cité Internationale des Arts Fellowship

MySydney Scholars Program boosts diversity at Australia's first university.

Three University of Sydney scientists are among 28 researchers recognised for their outstanding contributions to fundamental physics, biomedical and nutritional ecology research.

Targeted solutions to national challenges, from food and energy security to new biomedical technologies and robotic healthcare assistance

Geobiologist Max Lechte has uncovered the fossils in his hunt to find out why life became multicellular.

When did humans start shaking hands? And why?

Tighter regulation urged as listings hit record high

The University of Sydney's Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor wrote to staff today, with an update on our financial position ahead of the tabling of our 2025 annual report.

Dingo burial site near Broken Hill reveals deep Barkindji connection as custodians work with archaeologists.

Rare copy brought to Sydney in the 1950s

One of Australia's most respected investigative journalists honoured for a career exposing corruption and holding power to account.

New study reveals emotion boosts ad sharing, recommendations and donations.

New study raises concerns over fairness of remote court hearings.

A part-time study option will be offered to students entering their third year of the Doctor of Medicine course.

Experts say the relationship is two-way: climate change erodes social connection, while social disconnection weakens our ability to survive and adapt

Study urges watchdog probe into children's game spending.

Celebrate National Volunteer Week 2026

A study on the future of Australia's housing market has revealed that even well-intended housing market interventions could significantly worsen housing affordability and homelessness due to the impacts of climate change.

Distinguished lawyer and alumna honoured for outstanding service to the University of Sydney community.

Australia's political processes remain acutely vulnerable to tobacco industry interference and influence, says Professor Becky Freeman and Dr Christina Watts.

Study reveals potential for dietary changes to rapidly improve health and aging outcomes.

3D-printed electrochemical cells for $2 brings research into the classroom.

Dr Shamila Haddad is architectural scientist working with industry, government and social housing residents to build resilient, healthy housing designed for a changing climate.

Rothwells co-invest with University to create new precinct.

Principal Advisor to the Vice-Chancellor at the University of Sydney honoured for outstanding service and leadership.

A mammoth birthday for a mammoth science communicator. University of Sydney scientists reflect on the profound legacy of Attenborough's work.

The University of Sydney has been notified of a third-party cyber incident involving the Canvas learning management system.

Heat stress from marine heatwaves can create a toxic relationship between seagrasses and a hidden ecosystem of bacteria, a University of Sydney led study has found.

Health experts say vaccination is the safest way to protect yourself and those around you from flu.

Three ways of working in a digital world

The end of an era for the supercomputer that powered thousands of research projects.

How Gen Z is redefining the future of business

Why owning your brand (and not just your output), can be the professional shift that revolutionises your career.

Evidence suggests to manage weight in pets, we also need to attend to animal behaviour, and human-animal interactions are a huge part of that.

Almost 30% of Australian women who use contraception take the pill. Now, several state and territory governments are giving women greater access to the pill.

As Australia edges closer to completely eliminating cervical cancer, the challenge is to ensure that the benefits are shared by all. This world‑first milestone is the result of years of collaboration between University of Sydney researchers and their local and global partners. Now, the focus is on reaching every community - from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in remote areas to other under‑served populations across the Indo‑Pacific region.

The surprising science of ageing well

PhD student Bianca McBryde is using decoys and other methods to try to manage 'conservation conflict'.

Hear from PhD candidate Jo Burton and her supervisor Professor Donna Waters as the two discuss health care in correctional facilities, and the burning questions that kickstart PhDs after successful nursing careers.

Tunnel construction workers across Australia say they face significant exposure to silica dust at work.

Award-winning author of Wifedom, Stasiland and All That I Am, appointed Professor of Practice in Creative Writing in the School of Art, Communication and English.

There are three ways of looking at it: that AI is superintelligence, that it's mostly hype, and that it's a useful tool.

Professor Scolyer has been awarded an honorary doctorate in recognition of his outstanding contributions to melanoma science

Last week the University of Sydney asked student newspaper Honi Soit to remove a concerning article online, and is assessing the matter under its student complaint process.

Aboriginal leaders recognised for decades of transformative work in health, violence prevention and child protection.

For every 10 drinks consumed per week, the risk of developing cancer increased by 19 percent.

MoU to support research impact, industry engagement and talent development

The University of Sydney has announced it is relocating its Centre in China to Shanghai and expanding its services for students, alumni, and education and research partners.

Mental health difficulties affect about fourteen percent of Australian children, yet prevention efforts focus on later childhood or adolescence.

Experts urge patients and clinicians to rethink commonly offered IVF add-on.

New research shows the age that kids are most influenced by their parent's drinking habits.

The University takes part in the most comprehensive koala health project undertaken.

Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology and University of Sydney announce new scholarship agreement

Extreme heat events are exceeding human tolerance limits, posing immediate and widespread health risks

New approach to error correction developed by Dominic Williamson while working at IBM.

Feeling stuck, underpaid, or uninspired? Dominique Van Rijn shares her practical advice for pivoting your career into something more meaningful and future-proof.

Experts say vaccination is the best way to protect against flu and is recommended for everyone over the age of six months.

RNA modifications offer promising treatment strategy for DMG tumours.

Experts explain health, science and lifestyle impacts of time change.

Rising costs almost ended Chris' dream, but support made success possible

Investment strengthens NSW's biomedical research leadership.

Google Australia's Digital Future Initiative will support six research projects to tackle global challenges.

Awards recognise excellence in scientific endeavour

Study provides rare insight into the long-term health effects of sustained physical activity across midlife

Precise timescales in archaeology make a big difference for interpreting the past.

A US jury has found social media platforms such as Instagram and YouTube are addictive and harmful to children.

Learning the science of medicine and the art of practising in country communities

Fossil fuels, tobacco, ultra-processed foods, toxic chemicals, plastics and alcohol are major contributors to the increase in chronic diseases worldwide

First in Australia in six disciplines.

Australian researchers report world-first evidence that a tailored home program can substantially reduce a dangerous complication after stroke

Tuberculosis remains the world's leading infectious disease, despite being preventable and curable

Australia joins world's largest collaborative research and development platform.

Large review questions benefits and highlights potential mental health risks

In an opinion piece for the Australian Financial Review, Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Mark Scott says how we respond to three key forces impacting the future of higher education will determine whether universities remain a compelling journey for millions of young people in this country.

Sir Anthony Mason, former Chief Justice and one of Australia's most influential jurists, has died just shy of his 101st birthday. His landmark judgments reshaped Australian law, from recognising native title to establishing a constitutional freedom of political communication.

Unpacking the evidence behind period syncing and whether it's possible.

Genuine disruption is visible in specific corners of the labour market, though the scale is commonly overstated.

In the largest-ever review of the safety and efficacy of medicinal cannabis across a range of mental health conditions, researchers have found no evidence that it is effective in treating anxiety, depression or PTSD.

Donors partner with University to advance maths research.

Research shows online testing can produce more useful evidence than a simple paper test.

To close gap, researchers urge screening blitz targeting Indigenous women who have never been screened before.

We all know we live in three-dimensional space. But what does it mean when people talk about four dimensions?

World-first evidence that conservation decisions can't rely on static measures of genetic diversity.

Researchers have discovered what may be the clearest example yet of a hidden explosion - the radio afterglow of a powerful gamma-ray burst whose initial blast went unnoticed.

Australian researchers have built an ultra-compact artificial intelligence (AI) chip that is able to make calculations using the power of light, at the speed of light.

Building on existing relationship to strengthen global collaborations in science and engineering

Aylin's journey from refugee to healthcare professional

Professor Aola Richards' donation to advance insect research.

Translating personal experience into a passion for giving.

Charles Perkins Centre to partner in the seven-year initiative.

Australian Academy of Science awards high-impact research into seed banking as a frontline response to climate change.

The Olive episode is a reminder that accountability cannot be outsourced to an algorithm.

Findings could help develop new treatments for drug-resistant infections while supporting bushfire recovery and sustainable beekeeping practices.

The University of Sydney has released an employer statement following the publication of its gender pay gap data by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA).

Serious childcare incidents are rising nationwide-raising urgent questions about transparency, reforms, and protecting children.

Bowel cancer is rising in young adults, but early screening and simple lifestyle changes can significantly decrease risk.

As kids, many of us are told that if we go outside with wet hair, we'll catch a cold. And as adults, we might spend an extra few minutes drying our hair before stepping out.

Experts say policy tools other than interest rate hikes could help ease rising prices and cost-of-living pressures.

National strategy backed by First Nations and government leaders offers clear reform pathway

Melanoma detection research sets global benchmark for earlier diagnosis.

The rise of drug-resistant tuberculosis strains has made the search for new treatments increasingly urgent.

New research challenges the widely held belief that opioids are the most effective 'go-to' option for acute pain.

The $90 billion megaproject would need private funding to become a reality, despite the support of the federal government.

Turf wars over the sale of illegal cigarettes and recreational vapes have spread across Australia.

An innovative new program from the Chau Chak Wing Museum and two academics from the University of Sydney Business School have been recognised in the prestigious awards.

Gamma-radiation levels are safe in Sydney and shaped by its unique geology.

A growing body of Australian literature is mining our anxiety about our biggest industry.

PhD candidate Stephani Soro and her supervisor Associate Professor Daniel Dias-Costa discuss cutting-edge solutions for sustainable buildings, the value of sharing knowledge, and the power of research collaboration with industry.

The University of Sydney's Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Mark Scott, responds to the release of the Australian Human Rights Commission's Racism@Uni Report.

The new One Sydney, Many People strategy strengthens our commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership through education, research, partnerships and governance.

The proposed "profound autism" diagnosis will allow services to plan and deliver support for autistic children with greater needs, but means repeat assessments for those diagnosed before eight years old.

New exhibitions from two contemporary Australian artists.

EPICC agreement recognises impact of screening program

New research suggests seabird guano fuelled sociopolitical expansion on Peru's coast before the rise of the Inca Empire.

Dr Xiaohuan Zhao, Professor of Sinology, shares what it means to be born in a Year of the Horse and the Chinese zodiac fortune predictions for 2026.

The University of Sydney's Vice-President (Operations) Nicole Gower wrote to affected staff today, after a distressing incident on City Road this afternoon.

New report includes toolkit to help sporting bodies and clubs respond to disclosures of gender-based violence.

How decades of public health research, teaching and advocacy reshaped policy and confronted powerful industries.

How can you protect yourself and your loved ones from whooping cough?

The inaugural Ngurra program integrates ancient knowledge into Western education.

Drugs used to lower bad cholesterol and reduce cardiovascular-related mortality do not cause side effects like memory loss, depression and erectile dysfunction

Researchers advanced detection and treatment for chronic diseases, communities gained better tools to manage heat and health, pathways into education expanded, and new discoveries reshaped how we think about ageing, wellbeing and the planet.

Shark expert Chris Pepin-Neff explains why swimming after storms is riskier - and how to reduce your chances of an encounter.

A bacterial sugar becomes an unexpected Achilles' heel for deadly pathogens.

With rents, insurance, mortgage repayments and key health, education and business costs still rising, the RBA warns inflation won't return to its 2-3 percent target until 2027.

New national research from the University of Sydney shows Australian children are travelling further, more often and with less independence than a generation ago, locking families into car-dependent routines that now shape daily life.

Posts often link to sales, lack scientific evidence and trigger emotions of shame and insecurity to drive engagement and revenue.

Study reverse-engineers stellar chemical cocktail of fundamental molecules using infrared 'fingerprints'.

University of Sydney academics share advice for Australian families on education, AI, student wellbeing, school fees and more.

Using human ability tests to benchmark AI is common practice, but it's fundamentally misleading.

And Professor Nathan Lo's research shows how losing genetic complexity led to insect mega-societies.

Human composting, natural burials and water cremation are among the eco-conscious alternatives to traditional burial and cremation.

New research raises privacy and fairness concerns 

The key question is whether OpenAI's voluntary safeguards will hold once advertising becomes central to its business.

Sydney researchers receive 29 NHMRC Ideas Grants

$150,000 partnership to create a dedicated agriculture program for the University of Sydney Business School.

Local news is becoming increasingly invisible as artificial intelligence algorithms preference global media giants.

The University of Sydney congratulates members of our community recognised in the 2026 Australia Day Honours list.

University alumna Katherine Bennell-Pegg has been named the 2026 Australian of the Year for her groundbreaking contributions to Australia's growing space sector.

Associate Professor Pengyi Yang and his team at the University of Sydney join forces with Singapore's Duke-NUS Medical School to unlock new frontiers in brain disease modelling and personalised medicine.

The Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor and President, wrote to staff and students about the National Day of Mourning honouring victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack.

The University of Sydney acknowledges the sad passing of Marie Bashir, a much-loved and long-standing member of our community who made a remarkable contribution to Australian public life and mental health leadership.

Education and medicine highest ranked.

Industry specialist has blazed a trail in this emerging sector for two decades.

Global DNA study rewrites the evolutionary history of canine disease.

The impact is much greater than we previously thought, new geophysical modelling shows.

New research leader arrives from Monash.

University, Australian government and Minderoo partner to address women's healthcare.

New research paves way for novel therapies to reverse heart failure.

A step towards developing genetic tests that could identify high-risk animals before they ever bite.

New research examines what the Transport Workers' Union did over 30 years to reassert its legitimacy, and how its campaigns have impacted Australians' lives.

If shoppers give their permission, the new Google Gemini version of Olive will increasingly assemble shopping baskets autonomously.

Small changes to daily habits can have significant impact on health and overall lifespan, two new studies suggest

Simple lifestyle changes like exercise and improving sleep quality can reduce back pain costs and cut reliance on medication.

Experts from the Heat and Health Research Centre explain how heat affects the body and what you can do to protect yourself.

Parents find Health Star Ratings confusing and unhelpful - a better food labelling system is needed.

Australian researchers will further investigate hidden epidemic disproportionately affecting women and girls

Researchers share their evidence-based tips for a happy and healthy new year.