Australian Museum Eureka Prizes

Veena Sahajwalla

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UNSW Winners of the 2022 Eureka Prize Awards

Scientia Professor Veena Sahajwalla, Professor Raina MacIntyre, The Environment Recovery Project and researchers from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research have all received prestigious 2022 Eureka Prize awards.

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Six UNSW Sydney projects chosen as finalists for Australia’s leading science awards.

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A breakthrough in 3D bioprinting that will revolutionise cancer research is among the UNSW projects which have received a prestigious Eureka Prize award.

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UNSW Sydney celebrates 10 finalists in the ‘Oscars of science’.

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In its development from wood to coal to oil to electricity, energy has been a driver of human evolution.

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Professor Justin Gooding, Dr Parisa Khiabani and Dr Alexander Soeriyadi have created a simple and affordable sensor, which indicates to the wearer when they should seek shade or apply more sunscreen.

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In fields ranging from infectious diseases and palaeontology, to solar and chemical engineering, ten UNSW researchers and a research institute are finalists in six prestigious Eureka Prizes.