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You're invited to our August Journal Club. Hosted by Poche member Smriti Nepal, we will be joined by Dr Carl Francia from UQ Poche Centre. Dr Francia will be discussing his paper "The epidemiological of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease in QLD".
The Oral Health Research Connect (OHRC) seminar series, organised by the Sydney Dental School, aims to foster a culture of research across the school, it’s partner Local Health Districts and other oral health stakeholders. In this session, we will be joined by guest speakers Associate Professor Jinlong Gao, Dr Marie Murphy and Dr Julie Ayre.
We invite you to join a presentation and panel reflection on the history of the Faculty of Medicine and Health.
Together, we will explore the complexities of the faculty's Indigenous and colonial histories. We will also reflect on the legacies of eugenics and race science, support for the White Australia policy, and connections to transatlantic slavery.
CTC Talks: Learning (previously CTC in Learning) is an NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre (CTC) led education initiative aimed at FMH and University of Sydney staff as well as external academics and clinical research professionals.In this talk, see how analysis choices can change conclusions, and how CARE makes that fragility visible.
Join the Community and Primary Health Care Network (CPHCN) and SydSafe as we mark World Patient Safety Day 2026, exploring this year's global theme, "Safe Care for Noncommunicable Diseases," under the WHO slogan "Safe care for life!"
Hosted by the Media team, academics and PhD students are invited to attend a one-hour Zoom session on how to raise their media profile.
The 2026 Pain Month event, jointly hosted by the Sydney Pain Consortium and SydneyMSK, presents way to bridge these divides. The theme of the event is Pain Management: From Bench to Bedside.
Sydney Health Ethics are pleased to present the 2026 Miles Little Lecture: Trust in Technology for Tomorrow: Canadian Youths Take On the Future of Health AI, delivered by A/Prof Melissa McCradden, a bioethicist and clinical researcher.
We are pleased to invite you to join the FMH Leadership team for the Rural Faculty Meeting for Semester 2, 2026. Hear about current work around the faculty, celebrate recent achievements, and have the opportunity for questions and engagement with the leadership team.
We are excited to open registrations for the Save Sight Institute Annual Community Information Day for 2026. This in-person event is designed for individuals with low vision or blindness, their caregivers, and educators. It's a fantastic opportunity for learning, connection and continuing professional development.
CTC Talks: Learning (previously CTC in Learning) is an NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre (CTC) led education initiative aimed at FMH and University of Sydney staff as well as external academics and clinical research professionals. In this talk, join us for a practical introduction to devices, ISO 14155, and the key differences from GCP.
The Daffodil Centre, a partnership between Cancer Council NSW and The University of Sydney, is focused on finding the most effective ways to prevent cancer and improve outcomes.
This 2026 symposium brings together researchers, partners and community members to preview new research, exchange ideas, and build the collaborations that will drive this rapidly evolving field.
The Baird Institute is hosting a two-day flagship event bringing together a distinguished faculty of international, interstate, and local experts specialising in the clinical and scientific aspects of aortic surgery, heart failure, and clinical trials.
Friday 18th September - Event Highlights:
Clinical Trial Workshops: Practical, interactive sessions designed to educate health professionals on establishing and conducting clinical research.
Cocktail Event: Includes a guided tour of the Translational Research Facility and Hybrid Theatre at the Charles Perkins Centre, the University of Sydney.
The Baird Institute is hosting a two-day flagship event bringing together a distinguished faculty of international, interstate, and local experts specialising in the clinical and scientific aspects of aortic surgery, heart failure, and clinical trials.
Saturday 19th September - Event Highlights:
Main Symposium: This inaugural symposium will explore the integration of translational science and clinical innovation to improve patient outcomes, with a focus on how advances in basic science and clinical trials directly influence surgical practice and cardiovascular care.
On behalf of the Faculty of Medicine and Health leadership team we are pleased to invite you to join the FMH Leadership team for the Central Sydney (Patyegarang) Precinct, Faculty Meeting Semester 2, 2026.
Join us to hear what's happening around the faculty and broader University, connect with colleagues and celebrate our Semester 2 Makers and Shapers award winners.
On behalf of the Faculty of Medicine and Health leadership team we are pleased to invite you to join the FMH Leadership team for the Northern Sydney (Arabanoo) Precinct, Faculty Meeting Semester 2, 2026.
Join us to hear what's happening around the faculty and broader University, connect with colleagues and celebrate our Semester 2 Makers and Shapers award winners.
With more than 50 expert speakers across two days, the Luminesce Alliance Conference 2026 flagship event brings together leading international, national and NSW experts.
Luminesce Alliance is a not-for-profit joint venture between the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network, the Children’s Cancer Institute, the Children’s Medical Research Institute, the UNSW Sydney and the University of Sydney.
On behalf of the Faculty of Medicine and Health leadership team we are pleased to invite you to join the FMH Leadership team for the Western Sydney (Baludarri) Precinct, Faculty Meeting Semester 2, 2026.
Join us to hear what's happening around the faculty and broader University, connect with colleagues and celebrate our Semester 2 Makers and Shapers award winners.
The Sydney Conservatorium of Music, in partnership with the Gadigal Centre, is featuring a dynamic line-up of emerging First Nations artists, with a concert that will showcase the artistry of the Conservatorium's First Nations students across a range of musical styles.
As part of Social Science Week, Associate Professor Chris Pepin-Neff will examine and challenge the public's relationship with sharks, the beach, and our own identity. The talk will cover the way social, political, and commercial interests combine to portray all sharks in a one-dimensional manner to generate increased income, tourism, hotel rooms, movie tickets, and political cover.
As part of Social Science Week, Professor Geoff Mann (Simon Fraser University in Vancouver BC) will examine how experts are making sense of an increasingly unpredictable world and explore what these challenges mean for our shared future.
The University advises that staff who can work from home should do so, subject to a conversation with their manager. The University believes the NTEU's action is premature. While the University respects the right of eligible staff to engage in protected industrial action, the University’s position in Enterprise Agreement negotiations will only change through constructive discussion and good faith bargaining and will not change in response to industrial action.
You have until Monday 31 August 2026 at 11:30 pm to submit nominations for the VC Awards. If you have a nomination in progress, make sure you submit it as only completed nominations can be considered.
This is for academic staff in portfolios and any academics who missed their faculty/University school sessions in August. Register to attend one of the two AP&D briefing sessions.
We acknowledge the tradition of custodianship and law of the Country on which the University of Sydney campuses stand. We pay our respects to those who have cared and continue to care for Country.
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