What is cancer – the deadly disease that affects the lives of millions of people around the world each year? And… why do some people get it, and others not?
25 Jun 2019
When Abdul Abdullah heard about the campaign to promote respect and inclusivity, he knew he had an important contribution to make.
UNSW Scientia Professor David Waite and Head of Torch Innovation Precinct Dr Yuan Wang were part of a delegation which met with more than 200 enterprises.
21 Jun 2019
UNSW Sydney’s partnership with China has been strengthened with two new collaborations following UNSW’s Torch Research Roadshow
Internet celebrities like Zhang Dayi are part of the $24 billion influencer industry in China.
21 Jun 2019
Selling an enviable lifestyle is big business for China's internet celebrities. The multibillion-dollar influencer industry is all about turning fans into customers on social media.
A new device that can detect very low concentrations of cancer markers in blood tests could one day help doctors diagnose cancer at its earliest stages, researchers say.
20 Jun 2019
The new sensor can detect very low concentrations of cancer markers in blood tests and is among new technologies to be presented at the 10th annual International Nanomedicine Conference.
UNSW Library, Kensington campus
19 Jun 2019
UNSW has risen two places in the prestigious QS university rankings, climbing to 43 in the world.
China's internet celebrities are combining their online fame with lucrative e-commerce businesses.
Vulnerable children caught up in the criminal justice system can suffer long-lasting consequences, even from a short period behind bars. Image from Shutterstock
21 Jun 2019
Children are still being held in police cells and juvenile detention for low-range offences, under alarming conditions. Here's how their mental health and future prospects suffer.
UNSW Events
17 Jun 2019
Dr Alan Finkel toured the joint UNSW-Kohodo Hydrogen Energy Laboratory in Shenzhen and touted the ground-breaking work of researchers in developing cost effective and efficient hydrogen energy.
UNSW Law Professor Cameron Holley on implementing laws to save the future of our planet.
14 Jun 2019
UNSW Chancellor David Gonski launched the evidence-based Kaldor Centre Principles for Australian Refugee Policy in Sydney last night.
Companion animals, sport animals and animals we use in agriculture are all affected by the rule of law, says Dr Siobhan O'Sullivan from UNSW’s School of Social Sciences.
Professor Thorsten Trupke (left), federal Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews, Adjunct Associate Professor Robert Bardos, and Dean of UNSW Engineering Mark Hoffman (right) at the awards presentation.
14 Jun 2019
UNSW's Thorsten Trupke and Robert Bardos were honoured for their breakthrough technology improving the quality of solar cells.
Marco Susino will be working alongside some of the world’s most renowned composers, choreographers and dancers. Photo: Marco Susino
12 Jun 2019
Receiving the Australian government’s Endeavour Research Award will enable Marco Susino from the School of the Arts & Media to further explore the emotional language of music.
A new study has called for urgent interventions to promote discussions between patients and their GPs about the cost of medicines to treat asthma.
11 Jun 2019
Out-of-pocket costs are preventing many people from taking vital asthma medication, the new study says.
To paraphrase the words of Bob Dylan, the RBA are "gonna have to serve somebody" after the next Statement on the Conduct of Monetary Policy. Image from Shutterstock.
14 Jun 2019
The next set of instructions handed to the Reserve Bank will have to be realistic. That might mean a big adjustment.
UNSW Business School tax expert Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar
Negative gearing distorts the tax system and is skewed in favour of higher incomes, says UNSW Business School tax expert Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar.
"I think the purpose of the commission is to grow the competition sustainably, so that means innovation": Marina Go.
13 Jun 2019
After a successful term leading the Wests Tigers, Marina Go is embracing new challenges with Australia’s premier women’s league.
Our standard economic model says when labour is scarce, the cost of labour should increase. But something is broken. This is not happening. Image from Shutterstock
11 Jun 2019
We're facing a global economic problem that no one really understands or knows how to fix.
07 Jun 2019
The UNSW Tax Clinic offers unrepresented small businesses and individuals free tax advice and advocacy.
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