15 November 2023A new group comprised of child sexual abuse victim-survivors will help the Australian Centre for Child Protection (ACCP) identify how best to tackle and respond to child sexual...
In order to deliver organic material, comets need to be travelling relatively slowly – at speeds below 15 kilometres per second. Comets are known to contain a range of the...
“When the world was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, we showed how powerful a tool genomic surveillance could be in helping us fight back. The series covers multiple areas for...
Walter M. Hollister ’53, MS ’59, PhD ’63, MIT professor emeritus in the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AeroAstro), passed away Sept. 9 at age 92. In 1954, Hollister joined...
Professor Sherrington’s work integrates physiotherapy, exercise prescription and digital technology to improve outcomes for both patients and the broader community. Professor Emma Johnston, the University of Sydney’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research),...
However, unlike earlier versions of the ‘artificial leaf’, which could produce green hydrogen fuel from clean water sources, this new device operates from polluted or seawater sources and can produce...
In the first real-world trial of the AI tool, it was found to improve treatment for up to 45 per cent of patients. In around three quarters of cases, there...
Professor Nick Rawlinson is fascinated by the shifting crust of the planet, the jostle of tectonic plates, the rupture of faults and the shaking of the earth. As a seismologist,...
Green ammonia has the potential to drastically reduce the carbon footprint needed to produce fertiliser vital for crop-growing. This is thanks to researchers at UNSW Sydney and their collaborators who...
With that reality in mind, Angel spent the past year developing Accommodating Urban Growth, a new eight-hour online course on shiftcities.org to help municipal officials in the Global South prepare...