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Nine UNSW projects to receive funding under the ARENA Research and Development Program.

Setting goals is one thing. Achieving them another. We’ve distilled the research down to 12 goal-enabling tips.

Tangram is accessible yet challenging, and an excellent educational tool. It’s still used in schools today to help illustrate mathematical concepts and develop mathematical thinking skills.

20 UNSW academics receive NHMRC Ideas Grants for research in medicine and health, and science.

How athletes perceive their human rights is, at last, getting attention, says Nikki Dryden, Olympian and Associate at the Australian Human Rights Institute at UNSW Sydney.

Behrouz Boochani discusses how his inhumane treatment as a refugee led to his movement of 'resistance knowledge'.

There has been much debate about the “details” of the Voice to Parliament, but the referendum is on the principle.

UNSW will lift stipends for PhD and other HDR scholarship candidates from 2023, to set the benchmark for living wage stipends in Australia.

The Centre is developing new cost-effective technologies and building Australia’s capability, to place the nation at the forefront of the hydrogen economy.

UNSW Sydney in collaboration with Football United, Creating Chances, and Afghan-Australian Community and Settlement Support hosted a unique three-day leadership program for Afghan female emerging leaders. 

The new round of grants will support research in science, engineering, medicine, business, arts, and built environment.

Dr Meganne Christian has been appointed as a trainee astronaut for the European Space Agency after being selected from more than 22,500 applicants.  

The report synthesises the latest science about Australia’s climate – and paints a worrying picture.

An initiative launched with UNSW Sydney will support the statecraft underpinning the AUKUS security pact. 

UNSW academics are included on Research.com's list of best female scientists in the world, while four female alumni and an academic have been lauded in Sunday Life’s trailblazers issue.  

The two projects aim to produce materials used in electronic, magnetic, and optical devices and infrastructure for the bioprinting of 3D models of organs and tissues.    

UNSW ranks in the world’s top 50 universities on the latest Clarivate list of Highly Cited Researchers. 

Dr Sarah Haynes is dedicated to improving women’s health globally and plans to undertake a Master of Science in Women’s and Reproductive Health and Master of Science in Global Health Science.