Science & Tech

Ancient dragon has space-age skull

15 Apr 2008

A new international study has revealed how the Komodo dragon can be such an efficient killing machine despite having a wimpy bite and a featherweight skull.

Life, the universe and everything: public lecture

15 Apr 2008

The man behind the Holy Grail of physics - a grand theory of everything - will speak tonight at UNSW.

An interactive environment

11 Apr 2008

Find out more about the Environment@UNSW with our new interactive website.

Climate change: "show me the money"

09 Apr 2008

Public talk by climate change expert, Dr Michael Molitor.

Sydney harbours deadly diet for sea creatures

08 Apr 2008

Contaminated seaweeds in Sydney Harbour could be threatening the small animals that feed on them, according to UNSW research.

UNSW hosts local 2020 summit

04 Apr 2008

UNSW academics will co-chair a local 2020 summit on campus on Saturday April 5 with Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts, Peter Garrett.

UNSW hosts local 2020 summit

04 Apr 2008

UNSW academics will co-chair a local 2020 summit on campus on Saturday April 5 with Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts, Peter Garrett.

Uni lights out for Earth Hour

28 Mar 2008

UNSW will once again participate in the Earth Hour energy initiative on Saturday 29 March.

Innovation honours for UNSW

20 Mar 2008

UNSW has featured twice in the finalists list of the prestigious DuPont Australia & New Zealand Innovation Awards for work with big benefits for the environment.

Tiny science, big prize

12 Mar 2008

UNSW's Dr Frank Ruess has been awarded the 2007 Bragg Gold Medal by the Australian Institute of Physics.

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