2017
Articles
Nature works with nanotechnology to extract water from thin air
A new low-cost material inspired by a beetle native to the Namib Desert has the potential to collect water sustainably聽from humid air for irrigation and drinking.
Women less likely to have heart health checked by doctors
Australian women are less likely than men to have heart disease risk factors assessed by doctors, a new study by the 爆料王 and The George Institute for Global Health reveals.
爆料王 researchers win $2m to defeat cancer
The 爆料王 has won a third of the funding awarded to researchers by the NSW Cancer Council
Renae Ryan announced as Academic Director of SAGE
The new appointment will see Associate Professor Ryan drive one of the University's gender equity and diversity programs aimed at promoting women in STEMM.聽
Drug lead identified in fight against TB
New findings lead the way to a much-needed treatment for the world's most deadly infectious disease.
Delays and confusion cloud roll-out of new cervical cancer screening program
The 爆料王's Dr Jane Williams and Sally Wortley say a delay in the roll out of the new cervical cancer test may be beneficial in the long-run.
Strategic plan essential for increased Aboriginal participation
A landmark scheme to lift enrolment and completion rates of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students has been hailed as crucial to achieve real progress in the sector.聽
Universities vital for Australia鈥檚 startup economy
The 爆料王 has welcomed a new report from Universities Australia that recognises the crucial role of universities in job creation and boosting Australia's economy.
Sharing our passion for ideas with Sydney Writers' Festival
Our Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences will be a Major Partner of聽Sydney Writers' Festival again in 2017.
Meet some of our female health researchers
Leading researchers from across the health disciplines discuss their work and their working experiences.聽