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New hybrid agriculture model brings food and energy benefits

Combining traditional agricultural farming land with renewable energy technologies reap potential benefits.

University of Sydney satellites launching Australia’s space sector to new heights

University of Sydney-led satellite mission aims to expand Australia's space tech and research capabilities as well as demonstrating new space technologies, thanks to successful partnerships with government, industry and other universities

05 September 2024

2024 Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize recipients announced

Primary and high school students from across Australia have been celebrated for their creative science films in the 2024 University of Sydney Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize.

The pros and cons of induction stoves and knobs in a modern world

While designers love the look of induction stoves, flat controls and capacitive interfaces can cause problems.

Faculty of Science researchers recognised in COSMOS magazine for career excellence as STEM leaders

Two University of Sydney Faculty of Science researchers, Dr Jordan Pitt and Dr Mitch Gibbs, have been recognised in the latest issue of COSMOS as part of a trailblazing cohort of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander STEM leaders in Australia.

Olivia Coppin’s unexpected journey into wildlife conservation

From a young age, Olivia Coppin dreamed of working with animals. When she found the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Taronga Wildlife Conservation) at the University of Sydney, she realised her dreams could become a reality.

How Natalie turned her passion for sustainability into a successful career

Natalie shares how her passion for the environment and desire to make an impact led her to make a career change into the sustainability sector.

21 February 2024

Open the door to a dynamic career in veterinary medicine

From treating cattle to researching animal disease, no two veterinary science jobs are the same. Hear from three of our recent graduates about how studying veterinary medicine at the University of Sydney has shaped their careers.

Improved wheat to counter climate extremes

Rising temperatures threaten our ability to grow crops. Partnerships between academia and industry have created top-level research with a tangible impact.

Sydney veterinary scientists helping communities around the Pacific

Top Sydney veterinary scientists are spreading awareness, training, and planning to neighbouring Pacific Island Countries in order to help prevent outbreaks of infectious diseases like foot-and-mouth.