Social housing tenants may be vulnerable to health risks associated with poor air quality and building thermal performance. During summer, indoor temperatures reached 39.8°C and were above 30°C up to...
UNSW Sydney academics from a range of disciplines have received Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowships for 2022. ARC CEO Judi Zielke welcomed the decision by the Hon Jason Clare,...
06 September 2022Former OECD and United Nations economist Dr Susan Stone has joined the University of South Australia as the Credit Union SA Chair of Economics. UniSA Business Executive Dean...
Every fall, some 7,000 students arrive on campus, joining around 5,000 already here. In preparation, staff and faculty have made ready 6,210 dorm rooms, 30 residence halls, 13,828 offices, 5,488...
As the U.S. aging population rapidly grows, there remains a severe shortage of care workers and personal assistants for older adults and people with disabilities despite a surplus of unfilled...
Showcasing seldom-exhibited ritual objects used by men and women, warriors and wives, kings and farmers, in celebrations and in funerals, this exhibition invites us to consider beliefs, ritual practices, and...
High mortality rates after release from prisonHigher prison security level is linked to greater risk of dying after release. External causes such as accidents and suicide as well as internal...
Inside the climate-controlled environment, shielded from the New England weather, a steel structure supports a 20,000-pound, 20-foot diameter satellite communications (SATCOM) antenna. The antenna — called the Multi-Band Test Terminal...
“These findings are important because muscle mass is a modifiable factor, meaning that we can do something about it. “Our results show that measuring low muscle mass may help to...
An event is nothing without the mediaFrom monthly news stories about polar expeditions to an ideology of real time updates – developments in the media shape the events that unite...