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A critical step forwards therapeutic drug monitoring - Intranet

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A critical step forwards: therapeutic drug monitoring of tuberculosis. 12 June 2025. Professor Jan-Willem Alffenaar, joint Chair of Clinical Pharmacy (Westmead) has collaborated with a group of international researchers from Fudan University and Karolinska Institutet on a prospective cohort study among patients with tuberculosis (TB) in China. This study adds to a growing body of evidence that pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic indices are closely associated with treatment response of

Student module available to support safety and wellbeing during COVID-19 - Intranet

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Student module to support safety and wellbeing during COVID-19. 7 October 2020. Students will soon be able to access the COVID-19 Student Safety and Wellbeing Resource on Canvas. As part of the University’s ongoing commitment to keeping our community safe, a new module will soon be available to help students understand the nature of COVID-19 and how to minimise the risk of spreading the virus. The interactive module has been developed by our own academic experts, led by Professor Ramon

Draft international collaboration principles feedback - Intranet

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Give feedback on the University’s proposed international collaboration principles. 13 July 2020. The University has drafted a set of international collaboration principles which you can provide feedback on by 31 July 2020. The draft international collaboration principles (pdf, 158KB) have been developed by the University as part of a comprehensive response to the government’s guidelines to counter foreign interference in the Australian university sector. Once finalised, these principles

Research skills and training - Intranet

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Research skills and training. The University of Sydney provides HDR candidates with opportunities for research skills training:. Library Workshops & Consultation. The Library provides workshops on a range of topics to support HDR students and researchers. You can find and sign up for upcoming sessions using the online calendar.. To find out more about workshops relating to literature searching, strategic publishing, finding industry collaborators and reference management, contact yourLibrary

Academic Board - Intranet

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Learn more about the Academic Board's role in governance at the University, access their meeting dates and submit agenda items to the various committees.

Five minutes with our Makers & Shapers Teaching Support Excellence - Intranet

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Five minutes with our Makers & Shapers Teaching Support Excellence award winners. 2 September 2024. Eve Wolstencroft, Judith Crowley, Ashley Lee, Alexandra Vey-Johnson, Megumi Aikawa and Cecille Quek from the FMH clinical simulation team won their award for Teaching Support Excellence. They explain how their commitment to student education and learning experiences led to this recognition. What does it mean to be named a Maker & Shaper by your peers? We're so extremely honoured to be awarded

Five minutes with our Makers & Shapers Leadership winner: David Waddington - Intranet

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Five minutes with our Makers & Shapers Leadership winner: David Waddington. 11 June 2024. School of Health Sciences, NHMRC Research Fellow and X Institute's Dr David Waddington received the Makers and Shapers award in Leadership - for his dedication to staff, students and projects in the fields of AI, MRI and radiotherapy. What does it mean to be named a Maker & Shaper by your peers? It was an extremely welcome surprise to win this award – I had no idea my research team had nominated me.

Supporting the academic learning needs of students - Intranet

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Supporting the academic learning needs of students. 31 May 2021. Students who need help with English language, academic language and mathematics learning can access support through the Centre for English Teaching (CET) and Learning Hub. The CET and Learning Hub supports students throughout their studies by offering guidance and learning support in the areas of English language, academic language and learning, mathematics and statistics. Support is free for all enrolled students and includes

Consultation - Intranet

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Consultation. Formal change process (commenced August 2020). Formal change process (commenced August 2020). The Final Change Plan (FCP) and Final Implementation Plan (FIP) for the Academic reorganisation of Medical Sciences was released on Monday 23 November 2020.. December 2020. Higher degree by research (HR) webinar. Date. Time. Recording. Tuesday 1 December . HDR Webinar. Academic reorganisation of Medical Sciences teaching within the FMH Final Change Plan. Professor Victoria Cogger,

Managing candidature variations - Intranet

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Managing candidature variations. There are two systems that HDR students will use to manage their candidature – RECS and Sydney Student. RECSis used to:. Request an extension. Request a suspension. Apply for paid leave (maternity/sick leave). Apply for leave of absence. Make changes to their supervisory team. Make changes to their mode of attendance (FT/PT). Sydney Studentis used to:. Re-enrol in their course each calendar year. Apply for Counting Time Away. Apply for a Course Transfer

Sydney spinout lands $273m deal to develop drugs for psychiatric disorders - Intranet

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Sydney spinout lands $273m deal to develop drugs for psychiatric disorders. 5 May 2023. (L-R) Professor Michael Kassiou and Associate Professor Michael Bowen. University of Sydney spinout, Kinoxis Therapeutics, today announced a partnership with global pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim to develop oxytocin-targeting precision treatments aimed at improving the quality of life for people living with psychiatric disorders. The partnership, worth up to $US181 million ($A273 million) in

Professional staff - Intranet

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Support innovative sustainable research excellence on our campuses - Intranet

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Support innovative sustainable research excellence on our campuses. 15 June 2022. The Sustainability Living Lab project is seeking expressions of interest for a new Community of Practice. Professor Thomas Maschmeyer inspects one of the solar benches he helped develop to make campus more sustainable. The Sustainability Strategy outlines the University’s commitment to putting research excellence into practice through the creation of Living Labs. The University has a wealth of student and staff

SSVS Annual Research Report - Intranet

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SSVS Annual Research Report. SSVS Annual Research Report 2024 – Now live! Exciting news! Our SSVS Annual Research Report 2024 is now live! The product is accessible in a user-friendly flipbook: Read here. The report will be accessible via our school website: Veterinary sciences research - Faculty of Science (sydney.edu.au). The positive outcome for SSVS and our Research is that we now have a report for 2024 which can be shared with external stakeholders, including, donors, alumni, and

Suicide prevention in First Nations people: what can be done? - Intranet

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Suicide prevention in First Nations people: what can be done? 12 June 2025. Babana is longstanding at the forefront of health and well-being service providers for the local Indigenous community. The organisation familiarises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders with much needed support services and has increased its focus on educating and empowering the broader national population, providing better outcomes for their people. Babana Aboriginal Men’s Group is an Aboriginal controlled

Getting the most out of your mid-year PP&D review - Intranet

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Getting the most out of your mid-year PP&D review. 18 June 2024. Mid-year performance planning and professional development reviews are open for professional staff. Schedule your check-in with your manager and attend the information session on 3 July to help you get the most out of your review. The PP&D process is an important University initiative designed to empower professional staff in their performance and professional development. The annual cycle – goal setting, the mid-year review and

Cooperative Research Centres schemes - Intranet

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Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs). The Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program is overseen by the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources. It supports medium to long-term, industry-driven research partnerships by providing matched funding to address significant industry challenges. CRCs are large-scale, flagship initiatives that focus on solving complex, industry-identified problems. They bring together researchers and industry partners to co-develop innovative solutions,

EMCR Spotlight: Sujita Narayan - Intranet

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EMCR Spotlight: Dr Sujita Narayan. 21 October 2024. School of Public Health EMCR Dr Sujita Narayan's research advocates for the quality use of medicines in older people. She's focused on the benefits versus harms of medicines for this often underrepresented population. Dr Sujita Narayan. (Click to enlarge). At the moment I'm working on. Reviewing the available evidence on the use of antidepressants for pain management in older people. I'm also exploring factors that lead to the persistent use

Contact us - Intranet

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Contact us. Advanced Analytics, Planning and Enterprise Data (AAP). Role. Contact details. Chief Data and Analytics Officer. Executive Assistant . Our Request Form can be completed for all data, analytics and research-related requests, and typically takes 1-5 minutes to complete. Please contact our Analytics Engagement Manager to find out more about out prioritisation framework for data and analytics requirements.

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