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12 July 2020
Who's your daddy? Male seahorses transport nutrients to embryos
Researchers have discovered male seahorses transport nutrients to their developing embryos in their brood pouch. The next step is to find out how they do this and if they have a placenta.
11 July 2020
WIRES uses bushfire donations to support University koala research
WIRES are giving donations from the general public, in response to this year's bushfires, to the University's Koala Health Hub to support their koala research and care.
10 July 2020
Socio-economic, environmental impacts of coronavirus quantified
How is COVID-19 impacting people and the planet and what are the implications for a post-pandemic world? This world-first study led by the University of Sydney quantifies the socio-economic losses and environmental gains.
09 July 2020
Meet Ruzhen, a visiting scholar from China
Ruzhen Wang is an Associate Professor in the Institute of Applied Ecology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, where he is disentangling the relative roles of nutrient uptake and recycling in plant growth under drought stress.
08 July 2020
Why study postgraduate agriculture at Sydney
Postgraduate studies in agriculture will prepare you to tackle the biggest global challenges: food security, climate change, water, and the environment.
02 July 2020
‘Healthy’ snack foods big on marketing, small on nutrition
Confused by excessive buzzwords on your granola bar packaging? Nutrition researchers at the University of Sydney have found that is likely a deliberate ploy.
30 June 2020
Native Grains: Narrabri researchers meet with Aboriginal community
Indigenous knowledge and agricultural science are uniting to help support a renaissance in Aboriginal agriculture in western NSW. The winners will include farmers looking for additional income streams.
30 June 2020
Dogs, thunderstorms and fireworks: the fear is real
Dogs with noise phobias show symptoms including panting, pacing and hiding. They are often so frightened they try and escape and can sustain injuries in the process. Because of this, fearful dogs can be a danger to themselves.
25 June 2020
Why study postgraduate environmental science at Sydney
Find out how our postgraduate course in environmental science is a launch pad into leadership for professionals in the environmental sector and helps build a career with positive impact.
25 June 2020
Traditional medicines and health treatments - Remembering Uncle Freddy
Aboriginal people are known across the world as the first scientists, doctors and pharmacists with the longest surviving knowledges in human history, yet we experience some of the worst health outcomes in the modern world.
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