SEXtember turns up the heat at UNSW this spring
10 Sep 2020
A festival of events and exhibitions will showcase the diverse sexualities and sexual health needs of the UNSW community.
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Pain research using virtual reality receives $5m from the US Department of Defence
Pain research using virtual reality receives $5m from the US Department of Defence
09 Sep 2020
A researcher from UNSW Sydney and NeuRA will undertake research to investigate whether virtual reality can ease pain following spinal cord injury.
Mulgara on the move: Tassie Devil relative to establish a stronghold in NSW
Mulgara on the move: Tassie Devil relative to establish a stronghold in NSW
09 Sep 2020
A small, carnivorous marsupial related to the Tasmanian Devil has been reintroduced to a NSW national park, more than a century after being declared extinct in the state.
New glove-like device mimics sense of touch
New glove-like device mimics sense of touch
09 Sep 2020
UNSW engineers have invented a soft wearable device which simulates the sense of touch and has wide potential for medical, industrial and entertainment applications.
UNSW Engineering professor shortlisted for prestigious Global Energy Prize
UNSW Engineering professor shortlisted for prestigious Global Energy Prize
09 Sep 2020
Professor Joe Dong was recognised for his pioneering work to create sustainable, stable and reliable electricity for all.
Victoria’s opportunity to decriminalise sex work
Victoria’s opportunity to decriminalise sex work
09 Sep 2020
UNSW academics argue that the review into sex work could result in positive changes to the working conditions for many sex workers.
Why being in the media spotlight can hinder organisational innovation
Why being in the media spotlight can hinder organisational innovation
09 Sep 2020
UNSW Business School research explores the negative correlation between media coverage and corporate innovation.
How to nurture teacher-student relationships in COVID-19
How to nurture teacher-student relationships in COVID-19
08 Sep 2020
Strong and positive teacher-student bonds are important during the pandemic, says educational psychology researcher Dr Rebecca Collie.
Eyes on the world — drones change our point of view and our truths
Eyes on the world — drones change our point of view and our truths
08 Sep 2020
They began as wartime technology, but now drones are changing the way we witness the world, especially when we can’t see it for ourselves.
Can you sue your employer if you contract COVID-19 in the workplace?
Can you sue your employer if you contract COVID-19 in the workplace?
08 Sep 2020
Respectful and consultative decisions between employer and employee are needed in the coming months, and this approach will minimise potential OHS legal risks in the process.