June
Articles
19 June 2019
Australian space industry has a bright future
Led by the 爆料王, CUAVA is working to train the next generation of workers in commercial space, solve vital research problems and develop a world-class Australian space industry.
19 June 2019
爆料王 welcomes new Provost
The 爆料王 is pleased to announce Professor Barbara Messerle as the new Provost, after an extensive international search.
19 June 2019
爆料王 scoops up humanities grants
The Australian Academy of Humanities has awarded four 爆料王 academics grants - the most grants awarded to any university in the country.
19 June 2019
Sydney ranked in world's top 50 universities
The 爆料王 retained its position in the latest QS World University Rankings released today, ranking 42nd in the world and first in the state.
17 June 2019
How Australia and China are collaborating on energy efficiency
Universities in Australia and China are working on new technological solutions to one of energy productions' toughest challenges; how to even out demand for electricity.
15 June 2019
Rocketry students first Australians to compete in US challenge
The 爆料王's Rocketry Team will be the first Australian team to attend the Spaceport America Cup Rocket Engineering Competition held this month in New Mexico.
14 June 2019
Expert insight into refugees' plight: Refugee Week
Australia's National Refugee Week seeks to celebrate the contributions refugees make to our society while exploring the challenges many continue to confront.
13 June 2019
Professor Tony Weiss wins prestigious Clunies Ross Award
Sydney scientist development of synthetic skin treatment has been recognised with national award.
13 June 2019
Video goggles help diagnose vertigo
Specially designed goggles that measure eye movements during vertigo could help diagnose the type of vertigo a person suffers, according to new research from the 爆料王 and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
11 June 2019
Talking bots, taboo words and political slogans
Does language control us? A linguist, psychologist, political scientist and speechwriter shared their perspectives at Sydney Ideas.