Sydney Spotlight with Professor Jen Smith-Merry - Intranet

Hear from Professor Jen Smith-Merry, recent recipient of an ARC Industry Laureate Fellowship, in this week's Sydney Spotlight interview.

Colleagues share their Fitness Passport experience - Intranet

Find out more information about joining Fitness Passport on the staff intranet and the sign-up through the University of Sydney’s Fitness Passport Portal.

Sydney Spotlight with Professor Tara Murphy - Intranet

Sydney Spotlight with Professor Tara Murphy. 17 November 2022. We speak with astronomer Professor Tara Murphy about her passion for astronomical objects and what excites her most about her new role as Head of School for Physics. Professor Tara Murphy . I discovered my passion for astronomical objects when. I was eight years old and Halley's Comet travelled through our inner Solar System. I remember being excited getting the commemorative stamp set that was released in the UK and also with the

Catch up on the Vice-Chancellor's first all-staff webinar - Intranet

Catch up on the Vice-Chancellor's first all-staff webinar. 11 November 2021. More than 2000 colleagues tuned in to Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott’s first all-staff webinar and Q&A with Culture Strategy Director Professor Tim Soutphommasane. They discussed his first 100 days in the role, and what he sees as the big questions for our university community in 2022 and beyond. Beginning by paying tribute to colleagues for their spirited engagement, dedication and resilience while facing the

Sydney Spotlight: Paul Whang - Intranet

Sydney Spotlight: Paul Whang. 21 April 2021. During EnviroWeek, we speak to Master of Sustainability student Paul Whang who is completing a capstone project with University Infrastructure aimed at improving sustainable transport options to and from campus. My favourite thing about my role is. That it is very rewarding. Through knowledge, imagination and action I get to assist the University to help shape a sustainable planet and be an international exemplar of an ecologically sustainable

Progress Evaluation Meetings (PEMs) - Intranet

Progress evaluation meetings (PEMs). Each year you will need to prepare your student for a progress evaluation meeting (PEM) to ensure that they are on track with their research. PEMs present an opportunity for students to celebrate their achievements and progress through their candidature, as well as to seek support and guidance where required. PEMs can sometimes be met with apprehension by students, so as a supervisor it is important for you to encourage students to view their PEMs as a

April - Intranet

. How did the early Great Barrier Reef manage rapid environmental change? A new study, conducted on One Tree Island, shows that coral reef growth wasn't halted but just went deeper, slower. CSIRO telescope detects unprecedented behaviour from nearby magnetar. New Faculty of Science Strategic Plan set to redefine research, innovation and teaching. Australian Academy of Science recognises outstanding work in geosciences, mathematics, solar energy research, biomedical engineering and applied

FMH Wins 24 October - Intranet

FMH Wins 24 October. 24 October 2022. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Professor Gemma Figtree (left) and Dr Nicholas Hunt (right). Getting to the heart of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Professor Gemma Figtree and Dr Nicholas Hunt have been awarded funding for two projects to test potential new treatments that could improve outcomes for people living with diabetes or at risk of severe heart disease. The funding program is from the Australian Government’s Targeted

EMCR spotlight: Karine Manera - Intranet

EMCR spotlight: Dr Karine Manera. 15 November 2021. A new series shining a light on Faculty of Medicine and Health (FMH) early-mid career researchers (EMCRs), discovering their passion, their innovative work and what it's like to be an EMCR in FMH. Dr Karine Manera (click to enlarge). Dr Karine Manera, from the Sydney School of Public Health, was awarded an NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellowship to improve patient-centred care in chronic disease. We asked Dr Manera about her research focus area

University launches the Leadership Academy - Intranet

More information about the Leadership Academy and how leaders can get involved is available on the Leadership Academy intranet page and the Leadership Academy digital platform.

Sydney Spotlight with Rachel Sullivan - Intranet

Sydney Spotlight with Rachel Sullivan. 9 August 2023. Rachel Sullivan, Associate Finance Manager for the School of Physics and Sydney School of Veterinary Science, chats to us about her role and how she's powering the University's dragon boating teams toward victory at the Lunar New Years Races in 2024. Rachel Sullivan holding a traditional wooden dragon boat paddle. My favourite thing about my role is. Supporting the incredible academic and professional staff. I really enjoy asking them about

Sydney Spotlight with Lachlan Guselli - Intranet

Sydney Spotlight with Lachlan Guselli. 15 June 2023. We speak with Lachlan about his experience as the Sydney Editor of 360info and working with academics at the University of Sydney and beyond to combat media misinformation. 360info distributes research-driven content that addresses the world’s key challenges and offers solutions through content partnerships with over 1000 media outlets throughout the Asia Pacific region. It is curated by a team of experienced journalists and news editors

2023 Equity Prizes now open - Intranet

2023 Equity Prizes now open. 14 September 2022. The Equity Prizes aim to improve gender balance in senior academic roles and support researchers with disabilities or with significant caring responsibilities to progress their research. Applications for the 2023 Equity Prizes are now open until 31 October 2022. The University of Sydney Equity Prizes consist of three funding schemes:. Laffan – for researchers with disabilities. Brown – for researchers with significant caring responsibilities.

Higher Degree by Research - Intranet

Higher Degree by Research. These pages give some information on supervision and candidature management, and the end of candidature processes of intention to submit and appointment of examiners. Information made available to students on all these topics and more is found in the Current Student pages here. Up-to-date news, information and resources for Supervisors and other staff is provided by the University’s Graduate Research office here. Associate Professor Christopher Coady. Associate

Risk management - Intranet

Risk management. The University applies a risk based approach to the management of health and safety. Attention must be given to high risk activities and high risk groups of people within the University community. All organisational units are required to apply the University risk management steps to identify WHS hazards and hazardous activities, prioritise and assess risks and eliminate or control risk in consultation with those involved in the work. A range of risk control measures should be

Science from Home: Jennifer Moore - Intranet

Science from Home: Jennifer Moore. 6 April 2020. Science from Home is a new series of stories about how staff from across the Facutly are adapting to working, teaching and researching from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jennifer Moore's winning Create LEGO Challenge entry. Working from home with my husband and two kids can be challenging at times, but as a glass half full kind of person I am taking it as an opportunity to spend more time together. We all take dedicated breaks through the

FMH Wins 9 August 2021 - Intranet

FMH Wins 9 August 2021. 9 August 2021. Achievements from around the faculty this fortnight. Dr Sarira El-Den. Pharmacy School recognised as Mental Health First Aid Skilled Workplace. The Gold recognition acknowledges the Sydney Pharmacy School as embedding a sustainable and effective mental health first aid program. Gold is the highest award given and organisations must meet a minimum percentage of staff trained in mental health first aid and complete a minimum of 8 actions which cover the

Invest some time in your professional development - Intranet

Invest some time in your professional development. 8 July 2024. Looking to fill some skill gaps, or take the next step in your career? From self-paced learning, to micro credentials and postgraduate degrees, there’s something for everyone. The University is committed to the development of all staff and offers a wide range of learning and development opportunities. With Semester break fast approaching and PP&D mid-year reviews underway, it can be a good time to consider what opportunities may

A path to parity - Intranet

A path to parity. 23 May 2022. The University is committed to a stronger and more accountable partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The University recognises that the cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are living and dynamic and central to the landscape, identity, and character of our nation and our university. This identity and character must be a stronger and a more vibrant part of our University and of our practice as members of this

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