What classic Simpsons episodes can teach us about Trump-era politics
30 Jun 2020
Three 90s episodes of the cult classic demonstrate a disturbing continuity in US political culture, says UNSW’s Dr William Clapton.
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New wetland national park ‘wonderful addition’ to conservation reserves
New wetland national park ‘wonderful addition’ to conservation reserves
29 Jun 2020
The new national park declared by the NSW government is still in excellent condition because its water supply remains largely intact, a top ecologist says.
Understanding 'big emotions': early-intervention helps reduce toddler tantrums
Understanding ‘big emotions’: early-intervention helps reduce toddler tantrums
29 Jun 2020
A play-based therapy aimed at helping parents manage children’s behaviour has produced long-lasting results in a live trial.
What do plants mean to us in the Anthropocene?
What do plants mean to us in the Anthropocene?
30 Jun 2020
In a program of major artworks, film and an innovative living book, researchers will interpret and increase public engagement with 1.4 million herbarium specimens.
UNSW tops Australia in ARWU world subject rankings for third year
UNSW tops Australia in ARWU world subject rankings for third year
29 Jun 2020
UNSW leads the ARWU subject rankings, appearing in 52 research disciplines and topping the nation for subjects ranked number one in Australia.
COVID-19 experts available for comment
COVID-19 experts available for comment
29 Jun 2020
UNSW has a wide range of experts available for comment on the coronavirus pandemic.
Using AI to deliver best treatment quickly
Using AI to deliver best treatment quickly
29 Jun 2020
Artificial intelligence will determine appropriate therapies for university students experiencing psychological distress.
Hydrogen Energy Research Centre to play key role in Australia’s energy transition
Hydrogen Energy Research Centre to play key role in Australia’s energy transition
29 Jun 2020
A new UNSW-industry partnership will prioritise commercialisation of hydrogen research to benefit society.
‘Aboriginal children deserve better’: Chair of a damning review calls for urgent action
‘Aboriginal children deserve better’: Chair of a damning review calls for urgent action
27 Jun 2020
Professor Megan Davis, the author of the independent review into Aboriginal children and young people in out-of-home care, says the government needs to “implement recommendations and announce the way forward”.
What is an ecocultural identity, and why it matters to you
What is an ecocultural identity, and why it matters to you
26 Jun 2020
At the core of the most pressing global issues of our time is a crisis of identity, where culture meets ecology.