Science

Why males aren't more promiscuous

09 Sep 2010

A presentation exploring why males are not more promiscuous won the University of New South Wales' (UNSW) Three Minute Thesis competition.

Triple Eureka

18 Aug 2010

The world-record in solar cell efficiency, a new class of cancer drugs, and a low-energy system for irrigation have won three UNSW researchers Eureka prizes - Australia's most prestigious science awards.

World's smallest transistor

25 May 2010

UNSW scientists have taken a quantum leap into a new era of computing power by building the world's smallest transistor with just seven atoms.

Top of the class

05 Feb 2009

UNSW has been judged the top university in Australia for the quality of its learning and teaching receiving close to $7 million from the Federal Government.

Nobel Laureate receives Honorary Doctorate

16 Jan 2009

Nobel Laureate, Professor Aaron Ciechanover, has received a UNSW Honorary Doctorate of Science.

World leaders in HIV research

22 Aug 2008

UNSW's HIV researchers continue to cement their reputation as world leaders in their field.

India and the future of science

08 Aug 2008

India might be the 12th largest economy but its place in the scientific world may be at risk, according to a leading Indian scientist who delivered a public lecture at UNSW.

The rise and rise of science in India

25 Jul 2008

The rise and rise of science in India is the subject of a public lecture to be given by one of that nation's foremost scientists.

Turning brain science fiction into fact

28 Mar 2008

Brain Sciences UNSW is quickly building a first-class reputation among the country's top research students.

A sub-continental shift

23 Nov 2007

Co-operation with India is to be boosted significantly with the creation of 21 Visiting Research Fellowships at UNSW.

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