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Sydney Law School student wins Australia-at-large Rhodes Scholarship[5 December 2008]
Another Sydney student has been awarded a Rhodes scholarship. More
Our future in detail[5 December 2008]
Director of the University's Electron Microscope Unit, Professor Simon, Ringer talks about the need for world class collaborative facilities on the eve of the unit's 50th anniversary. More
Sydney University to host Abu Dhabi delegation[4 December 2008]
Sydney University will tomorrow host the Acting Provost of the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology in Abu Dhabi, Dr Marwan Khraisheh. More
Young researcher identifies binocular vision gene[3 December 2008]
Dr Catherine Leamey has been awarded the 2008 Sir Zelman Cowen Universities Fund Prize for Medical Research. More
Deadline extended for sustainability submissions[2 December 2008]
The Institute of Sustainable Solutions has extended the deadline for EOIs for its Icon program, which comes with $500,000 in funding. More
Kick, catch and throw - key to obesity prevention[1 December 2008]
A new clue to help slow the nation's obesity epidemic has been discovered. More
Mumbai: Temple of cinema the set for unprecedented terrorism [28 November 2008]
The terrorist onslaught in Mumbai is unprecedented in India for its scale, horror and sophistication, writes Dr Sheleyah A. Courtney. More
Launch of the Design Lab and a great IDEA [28 November 2008]
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning recently launched the Design Lab, an innovative new centre for digital design. More
Dancing with the scientists[28 November 2008]
A Sydney PhD student has won an international competition to 'dance your Phd thesis'. More
First study showing how protein fine-tunes the heart[27 November 2008]
New research shows for the first time how cardiac myosin-binding protein binds to actin and maintains regular heart function. More
Rich data reins in rogue traders[27 November 2008]
University of Sydney researchers are helping to develop a world first technology that is able to detect when people are manipulating financial markets illegally to make a profit. More
Ramaciotti Foundations fund Sydney University projects[26 November 2008]
The University of Sydney has had remarkable success in applications for grants from The Ramaciotti Foundations announced recently. More
