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Two science researchers announced as 2023 Young Tall Poppy award winners - Intranet

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Two science researchers announced as 2023 Young Tall Poppy award winners. 31 July 2023. Two early career researchers from the Faculty of Science have been named "Tall Poppies" in prestigious awards, recognising their contributions to the future of STEM. Congratulations to Dr Giselle Yeo, School of Life and Environmental Sciences and Charles Perkins Centre; and Dr Jonathan Danon, School of Chemistry. The Young Tall Poppy winners will receive opportunities to further share their research

Choosing the right channel - Intranet

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They provide an opportunity to reinforce key initiatives. Intranet – Basic design templates. ... Draws attention to key events and activities. Visit the events intranet pages..

Three scientists win Royal Society of NSW awards - Intranet

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Three scientists win Royal Society of NSW awards. 8 December 2022. Three of our scientists have won awards from the Royal Society of NSW, announced at the society's Ordinary General Meeting last week. Congratulations to the following winners below – the prizes recognise outstanding research across our science disciplines. It’s wonderful to see our scientists celebrated from early-career to mid-career to lifetime achievement. Professor Anita Ho-Baillie from the School of Physics, and Sydney

Implementation Group - Intranet

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Implementation Group. Implementation of the 2019-2024 Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) is the responsibility of all staff and is led by the Disability Inclusion Action Plan Implementation Group. The Action Plan consists of a mix of activities embedded into business as usual practices, and project based activities funded on an annual basis. View the outcomes to be delivered under the plan. The DIAP Implementation Group is responsible for implementing the objectives of the 2019-2024

New biological safety standards now available for consultation - Intranet

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New biological safety standards now available for consultation. 8 September 2020. The draft biological safety standards are now open to all staff for consultation until 23 September. The biological safety standards outline the University’s minimum performance requirements for biological safety and provide practical guidance to assist faculties, schools and individual research groups to meet the required performance standards. Visit the WHS Consultation Sharepoint site to read the draft

Professor Louise Sharpe appointed as Director, Graduate Research - Intranet

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Professor Louise Sharpe appointed as Director, Graduate Research. 6 July 2021. Louise is a distinguished Professor of Clinical Psychology with an outstanding record in teaching, research and research education. Congratulations to Professor Louise Sharpe who has been appointed to the role of Director, Graduate Research. Louise is a distinguished Professor of Clinical Psychology with an outstanding record in teaching, research and research education. Louise has supervised more than 50 HDR

Tips for including a safety goal in your AP&D or PP&D - Intranet

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Tips for including a safety goal in your AP&D or PP&D. 25 August 2020. The Faculty's Safety Administration Specialist, Jennifer Hollingshed, shares some tips to help you develop your WHS goals for your annual AP&D or PP&D plan. The safety and wellbeing of our people is fundamental to the University's pursuit of excellence in education and research and we are all responsible for ensuring our work environment is safe. Understanding your responsibilities is one thing, but being accountable is

Special staff event: COVID-19 – what we know now - Intranet

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Special staff event: COVID-19 – what we know now. 8 July 2020. All staff are invited to attend a virtual panel event featuring University of Sydney coronavirus experts on Thursday 23 July. About the event. More than six months on from the initial outbreak, COVID-19 has fundamentally changed the world we live in. We’ve quickly adapted to new ways of working, living and socialising and are now faced with the challenge of navigating a ‘new normal’ while dealing with a situation that is

Elevate your professional performance: engage in PP&D today - Intranet

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Elevate your professional performance: engage in PP&D today. 10 February 2025. 2024 annual reviews and goal setting for 2025 are now open in Workday for professional staff. Schedule in a one-on-one (or two!) with your manager to discuss your performance and goals, to support your growth and career development. Our 2024 staff engagement survey, Sydney Listens, revealed that 73 percent of professional staff found their supervisor's performance feedback helpful and 63 percent felt motivated by

School of Chemistry researcher honoured with 2024 King's Birthday Honours - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/news/2024/6/school-of-chemistry-researcher-honoured-with-2024-king-s-birthda.html

School of Chemistry researcher honoured with 2024 King's Birthday Honours. 10 June 2024. Congratulations to Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, AO who has been recognised in the 2024 King's Birthday Honours List, along with several other Sydney staff members. Professor Thomas Maschmeyer is a Professor in the School of Chemistry, and the founding direct of the Laboratory of Advanced Catalysis for Sustainability. Professor Maschmeyer has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for his

Introducing the FMH Assessment Rubric Library - Intranet

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Introducing the FMH Assessment Rubric Library. 29 November 2021. This new digital resource helps unit coordinators and program directors develop effective rubrics for their teaching. Using exemplars from colleagues across FMH, the library aims to support teaching and learning across the Faculty of Medicine and Health (FMH). The library was developed by the FMH Assessment Working Group, made up of representatives from each school, following consultation across FMH which identified rubric design

HDR Scholarships Subcommittee (RC HDRSSC) - Intranet

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Access the meeting schedule, papers, and agenda submission templates for the HDR Scholarships Subcommittee.

COVID-19 email and SMS text phishing alert - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2020/03/18/covid-19-email-and-sms-text-phishing-alert.html

COVID-19 email and SMS text phishing alert. 18 March 2020. The University’s Cyber Security team have received notification that COVID-19 themed malicious SMS text messages and emails are being distributed. Malicious SMS text message. The SMS text message appears to originate from the sender “GOV” and contains a link to find out when to ‘get tested in your geographical area’ for COVID-19. The link in the SMS text message is not legitimate and, if clicked on, may install malicious

Placemaking for Students - Intranet

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Placemaking for Students. Placemaking for Students is a program of infrastructure improvements to enhance student experience on the Camperdown/Darlington campus. The program is sponsored by Student Life and is delivered in close collaboration with Central Operations Services. . University Infrastructure. Find out more about our work.. Contact us. For more information, contact us at [email protected]. Related links. Contact us. For more information, contact us at [email protected]. Related

Update on the Head of School of Mathematics and Statistics - Intranet

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Update on the Head of School of Mathematics and Statistics. 20 May 2020. Professor Samuel Muller, Acting Head of School of Mathematics and Statistics, will be leaving the University of Sydney in the coming months to take up a new leadership role at Macquarie University. The Dean of Science, Professor Iain Young, sent the following message to staff, HDR students and honorary affiliates in the School of Mathematics and Statistics on Wednesday 20 May 2020. Dear Colleagues,. I am writing to let you

CSIRO vacation scholarships for undergraduates - Intranet

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CSIRO vacation scholarships for undergraduates. 4 September 2014. Vacation scholarships for promising undergraduate students. Do you have any promising undergratuates? The CSIRO's vacation scholarships scheme offers undergraduate students the opportunity of collaborating with CSIRO scientists using world class facilities. These prestigious scholarships are highly sought after and every year CSIRO makes around 200 offers. The 2014/15 CSIRO Undergraduate Vacation scholarship round is now open.

Introducing Biomedical Informatics and Digital Health - Intranet

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Introducing Biomedical Informatics and Digital Health. 12 June 2025. The Discipline of Biomedical Informatics and Digital Health (BIDH) is a newly established discipline in the School of Medical Sciences (SoMS). The mission of BIDH is to pursue a future in which health data and information are seamlessly integrated into biomedical discovery and used in the continuous improvement of health and healthcare. We spoke with Associate Professor Adam Dunn, Head of the Discipline, about how Biomedical

AINST researchers LIVE on Reddit - 20 May - Intranet

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AINST researchers LIVE on Reddit - 20 May. 18 May 2016. AINST lead researcher Professor Benjamin Eggleton, Associate Professor Mike Biercuk and Professor David Reilly, will feature on Reddit 'Ask Me Anything' on Friday 20 May. If you have a burning questions about nanoscience, quantum computing, quantum technology, nanphotonics, scientific research or the Sydney Nanoscience Hub cutting edge laboratories, our researchers will be answering question from 10 am-12 pm. If you dont have a Reddit

Music raises awareness of breast cancer research - Intranet

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Music raises awareness of breast cancer research. 18 October 2021. Dr Pegah Varamini, lecturer and researcher in the Sydney Pharmacy School is bringing her musical talents to the Faculty of Medicine and Health to raise awareness for breast cancer research during Breast Cancer Awareness month. Dr Pegah Varamini. What is your role in the faculty? My background is in Pharmacy (PharmD) and Pharmacology/Medicinal Chemistry (PhD). I am a Lecturer in Pharmacy and Pharmacology at Sydney Pharmacy School.

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