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Radius of the Lost Arc
Dissatisfied by the most recent Indiana Jones movie sequel? Come get the quality sequel you deserve at the 2008 Science Revue: Radius of the Lost Arc. More
International Science Linkages success
Sydney University scientists have successfully secured more than $940 000 in the recent round of International Science Linkages Competitive Grants scheme - a significant proportion of the federal funding for new international research projects. More
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Radius of the Lost Arc[2 October 2008]
Dissatisfied by the most recent Indiana Jones movie sequel? Come get the quality sequel you deserve at the 2008 Science Revue: Radius of the Lost Arc. More
Reward ideas, not CVs[30 September 2008]
Professor Bryan Gaensler, from the School of Physics at the University of Sydney, comments on the way scientific research is funded in Australia's universities. He says it puts an excessive emphasis on guaranteed results at the expense of adventurous ideas and major breakthroughs. More
International Science Linkages success[18 September 2008]
Sydney University scientists have successfully secured more than $940 000 in the recent round of International Science Linkages Competitive Grants scheme - a significant proportion of the federal funding for new international research projects. More
The search for Science Alumni [16 September 2008]
Did you graduate with a Science degree from the University of Sydney? We want to hear from you! More
Sydney University scientists work on the Large Hadron Collider[16 September 2008]
Scientists from the University of Sydney's High Energy Physics group have been playing a key part in the world's biggest and most expensive scientific experiment - the Large Hadron Collider. More
Ben Eggleton wins NSW Scientist of the Year Award in Physics and Astronomy[12 September 2008]
Professor Ben Eggleton, from the School of Physics at the University of Sydney, has won the Physics and Astronomy Category of the inaugural NSW Scientist of the Year Awards. More
Whitley Medal for marsupials book[12 September 2008]
Professor Chris Dickman, Professor in Terrestrial Ecology and Director of the Institute of Wildlife Research in the School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney, has won the prestigious Whitley Medal for his book 'A fragile balance: the extraordinary story of Australian marsupials.' More
Untouched beaches mean more babies[3 September 2008]
David Pike, a PhD student in the School of Biological Sciences, has found that marine turtles nesting on beaches that are untouched by human development have fewer offspring. More
Blog of a lab rat[29 August 2008]
Dr Richard Grant, a postdoctoral fellow in the School of Molecular and Microbial Biosciences, has been opening up the world of the science lab through his blogs: 'Life of a Lab Rat' and 'The Scientist'. More
A new generation of Sleek Geeks were awarded at the 2008 Eureka Prizes[20 August 2008]
This year's Sleek Geeks Eureka Prize awarded students of all ages for their love of communicating science. More
Professor Steve Simpson wins prestigious research award at Australian Museum Eureka Prizes[20 August 2008]
University of Sydney biologist Steve Simpson wins Eureka Prize for Scientific Research! More
Students love Science in the City[15 August 2008]
A show where air crushes steel, a chance to make lightening and extract DNA from strawberries, plus Dr Karl's show 'Great Moments in Science'… it could only mean one thing - Science in the City in 2008! More
