Pioneering technology promises unlimited, clean and safe energy
24 Feb 2020
Technology developed by a UNSW Sydney Emeritus Professor has secured patents for its ground-breaking approach to energy generation.
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ARC Research Hub to reduce energy cost opens at UNSW Sydney
ARC Research Hub to reduce energy cost opens at UNSW Sydney
21 Feb 2020
A new ARC Research Hub for Integrated Energy Storage Solutions at UNSW, led by Professor Joe Dong, will focus on facilitating transition towards sustainable, reliable, secure and cost-effective energy sectors.
Hundreds of gifted children flock to UNSW campus
Hundreds of gifted children flock to UNSW campus
21 Feb 2020
UNSW opens its doors to children across Australia as part of its GERRIC workshops to prevent gifted underachievers becoming lost in the school system.
UNSW and ACOSS report shows 3m Australians living in poverty
UNSW and ACOSS report shows 3m Australians living in poverty
21 Feb 2020
Government action on income support, housing and employment could lift people out of poverty.
New report shows illicit drug GHB deaths could be prevented
New report shows illicit drug GHB deaths could be prevented
21 Feb 2020
NDARC have released a report finding most GHB related deaths in Australia could have been prevented through simple harm reduction knowledge.
Bushfires: We must rethink before we rebuild
Bushfires: We must rethink before we rebuild
21 Feb 2020
Suburban planning models are not suitable for bushland – so why would we continue to rebuild with them?
‘Apathy can be deadly’: how your action can change the world
‘Apathy can be deadly’: how your action can change the world
20 Feb 2020
UNSW students and staff burst the myth that protests about climate change are nothing but hot air as they prepare for the National Day of Action.
The next Grand Challenge: building systems worthy of trust
The next Grand Challenge: building systems worthy of trust
20 Feb 2020
Dr Katharine Kemp from UNSW Law is leading the Grand Challenge on Trust, focusing on experts, institutions and data practice.
Economic reform in the automotive industry needs a change of gears
Economic reform in the automotive industry needs a change of gears
20 Feb 2020
Tim Harcourt, economic adviser to the Bracks Review, says the end of Holden reminds us of how the automotive industry can guarantee its future in Australia.
New report shows justice-involved youth experience mental and psychological challenges
New report shows justice-involved youth experience mental and psychological challenges
20 Feb 2020
The Kirby Institute have released a new report that highlights the need for policy and practice in Australia to be more responsive to justice-involved youth.