Although the risk of an eruption in Iceland has begun to decrease, the surrounding area is still considered dangerous, as an eruption could happen with only minutes’ notice. Photo: Shot on the 6th of August 2022, 3 days after a new fissure eruption opened up just north of last year's eruption at Fagradalsfjall mountain. Getty images/Abstract Aerial Art

Researchers from UNSW say the results of their study will help optimise the potential location of future solar plants. Image from AdobeStock

As human space travel increases, there is a need for better understanding of how spaceflight affects biological systems. Photo: Getty Images.

Scientia Professor Helen Christensen and Professor Alta Schutte have been awarded NHMRC Synergy Grants. Photo: UNSW.

"The future of work will continue to include hybrid work, because that’s what workers want, and it’s also what works for companies," says Durakovic. Photo: Getty Images.

The 'Unforgettable Cake' was created to help raise awareness of the widespread issues of cognitive decline among senior Australians. Photo: Common Ventures

UNSW’s Wagga Wagga campus welcomed the inaugural group of first-year medical students in 2021. The campus plays a critical role in nurturing and mentoring Murrumbidgee program trainees. Photo: UNSW

Scope 3 emissions measure indirect emissions which include the upstream and downstream emissions from a company’s full value chain. Photo: Getty images/J Morrill Photo

The report affirms the importance of the prevention of child sexual abuse. Photo: Getty Images

EPICC is a major initiative to promote the World Health Organisation's strategy for the elimination of cervical cancer. The Kirby Institute will lead the program implementation in Australia. Photo: Kirby Institute.

Professor Haber has dedicated her professional life to improving outcomes for children with cancer. Photo: Children's Cancer Institute.

"Our cities are faced with an increasingly pressing problem of how to manage heat and care for the people living in them," says Dr Negin Nazarian. Western Sydney's Norwest City project integrates blue and green infrastructure to manage heat. Image: FJC Studio

Fertiliser for agriculture is largely dependent on ammonia which up until now has had a large carbon footprint. Photo: Getty Images

Critical mathematical thinking is using maths techniques and reasoning across broad contexts. “It's a really powerful way of describing, thinking about and approaching the world, of finding patterns and forecasting different outcomes,” says Prof. Beswick. Photo: Getty Images.

UNSW researchers have been awarded more than $20 million combined in the latest round of Discovery Grants from the Australian Research Council. Photo: UNSW Sydney

The Southern Ocean saw the largest increase in heat storage over the past two decades. Photo: Getty Images.