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Meet the new School of Medical Sciences School Manager - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/medicine-and-health/news-events/news/2023/05/meet-the-new-school-of-medical-sciences-school-manager.html

Meet the new School of Medical Sciences School Manager. 12 June 2025. Pip Chung joins FMH today, as the School Manager of SOMS. We spoke with her about what attracted her to the University, and what she's looking forward to in the role. SOMS School Manager, Pip Chung. What attracted you to the University? The contribution that higher education makes to society is so important and I’ve always wanted to be involved in some way, but it was only recently that I thought my skills and experience

Scheduled upgrade for research data storage on 29-30 September - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2020/09/22/scheduled-upgrade-for-research-data-storage-on-29-30-september.html

Scheduled upgrade for research data storage on 29-30 September. 22 September 2020. On Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 September ICT will be upgrading the University's research data storage, which may result in brief outages to the Research Data Store and Artemis High Performance Computing between 9am and 10am on both days. As part of our ongoing focus on continuous improvement, ICT will be upgrading research data storage clusters to a new version, in line with the work being undertaken by

The Research Portfolio is opening its doors - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2018/09/21/the-research-portfolio-is-opening-its-doors.html

The Research Portfolio is opening its doors. 21 September 2018. One morning, eleven panels, live streaming and a meet-and-greet morning tea. Whether you’re a researcher, research support staff, professional staff, or simply interested in knowing what research life is like, you’re invited to the Research Portfolio Open Morning on Wednesday 10 October. A smorgasbord of sessions. You’re welcome to dip in and out of the talks and panels according to your interests – there’ll be panel

Do research classification codes need to change? - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2019/05/17/research-classification-survey.html

Do research classification codes need to change? 17 May 2019. Help shape the future of Field of Research, Socio-Economic Objective and Type of Activity classification codes. Academic staff are being encouraged by the Research Operations team to complete a short survey about research coding to inform the University’s submission to the 2019 Australia and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC) Review. To ensure ANZSRC follows best practice and can be used for long-term data

Makers and Shapers award winners announced - Semester 2 - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/medicine-and-health/news-events/news/2022/october/makers-and-shapers-award-winners-announced---semester-2.html

Makers and Shapers award winners announced - Semester 2. 10 October 2022. Last year, we launched the Makers & Shapers Awards program to recognise and celebrate individuals and teams who demonstrate the behaviours and live the values that we aspire to in the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Nominations are reviewed by the Workplace Recognition Group, a volunteer committee representing many parts of the faculty. The group decide winners based on the nomination's demonstration of contribution to

FMH academics elected as Fellows to prestigious academy - Intranet

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FMH academics elected as Fellows to prestigious academy. 1 November 2021. The Faculty of Medicine and Health is proud to have three academics elected into the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences in 2021. Professor Ron Grunstein, Professor Christine Jenkins and Professor Kirsten Howard have been elected to the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences. Academy President Professor Ingrid Scheffer said “Academy Fellows are elected by their peers for their outstanding and

What's on at FMH 6 September 2021 - Intranet

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What's on at FMH 6 September 2021. 6 September 2021. What's on at FMH is our fortnightly events digest. Find out what's happening around the faculty this month, how to register and what to catch up on. Coming up this month. Sydney Cancer Conference 2021. Thursday 9 to Friday 10 September. The University of Sydney is proud to host the seventh Sydney Cancer Conference, a national forum showcasing existing and emerging strengths in cancer research across Australia. The program will feature all

Road closure Saturday 13 July: Old Teachers College and Manning Road - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2019/07/12/road-closure-saturday-13-july.html

Road closure Saturday 13 July: Old Teachers College and Manning Road. 12 July 2019. The road at Old Teachers College (A22) and Manning Road on Camperdown Campus will be closed from 7am to 5pm on Saturday 13 July 2019. This interruption is due to urgent roof repairs at Old Teachers College and traffic diversions will be in place – view the map (pdf, 140KB) for more details. Please note there will be no interruption to building access during this time. If you have any questions please contact

Improve the student experience in your School with a Student Life 'quick wins' Grant - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2019/07/12/quick-wins-student-life-grant.html

Improve the student experience in your School with a Student Life 'quick wins' Grant. 12 July 2019. Do you have a great idea to promote student interaction and connection? Funding is now available through the new Student Life grants program to turn your great idea into a reality in Semester 2. Staff from all Schools are invited to talk with their Associate Deans (Student Life) and apply for funding to implement initiatives and activities that will build connections among their students or

Operations and Transformations - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/contacts-campuses/services/financial-services/operations-and-transformations.html

Operations and Transformations. Designing, implementing and operating the Finance of our future, the Finance Operations and Transformations team combines the Finance operations teams and our transformation specialists to deliver ongoing service and performance improvements. The Finance Operations teams include:. and Expense. Accounting and Transactional Support (ATS) team. The Transformation team comprises experienced specialists in continuous improvement and enablement of core functions. Learn

Future Qubit Foundry to keep Australia at the forefront of quantum tech - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/news/2023/02/future-qubit-foundry-to-keep-australia-at-the-forefront-of-quant.html

Future Qubit Foundry to keep Australia at the forefront of quantum tech. 21 February 2023. The University of Sydney has announced a $7.4 million investment to expand its quantum technology facilities to establish the Future Qubit Foundry at the Sydney Nanoscience Hub. The foundry will be a national-leading facility to invent the technology of tomorrow’s quantum computers, enabling them to operate at scale and be of use to society. It will occupy world-class laboratory and cleanroom space in

Key contacts and supports - Intranet

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Key contacts and supports. The table below provides a list of key contacts within each faculty/school who are there to support you with providing effective HDR supervision. Different teams/individuals are there to provide support or advocacy in various ways such as:. Faculty/school staff sites - for general faculty or school specific queries, these pages provide essential guidelines and resources tailored to the needs of your area. Associate Dean (Research Education) - contact the AD-RE for

Sydney soil scientists receive $5.6 million federal grant - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/news/2022/04/sydney-soil-scientists-receive--5-6-million-federal-grant.html

Sydney soil scientists receive $5.6 million federal grant. 29 April 2022. Our researchers have received a $5.6 million grant for 3 projects to improve soil condition and plant productivity as part of the national Soil Science Challenge. The Soil Science group at Sydney have been awarded 3 out of 11 Soil Science projects, a total of $5.6M. Sydney researchers received funding for 3 projects to build a new knowledge base to support practices and improve productivity, profitability and climate

Changes to Staff News publication days in July - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2020/07/03/staff-news-days.html

Changes to Staff News publication days in July. 3 July 2020. Updated 22 July 2020. Staff News will be published on Wednesday on the weeks commencing 6 July and 13 July, and on Thursday on the week commencing 20 July, in the lead-up to and around the COVID-19 additional concessional leave days. The Wednesday editions and Thursday edition will replace the usual Tuesday and Friday edition for these weeks. To submit a news story for Staff News, please view the guidelines and submission form. If you

University takes steps to adopt French model code - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2019/07/29/university-takes-steps-to-adopt-french-model-code.html

University takes steps to adopt French model code on free speech. 29 July 2019. The Vice-Chancellor has established the French Review Model Code Implementation Group to provide advice about how the University should respond to the recommendations of the French Review. Following comments by the Vice-Chancellor, Dr Michael Spence, that the University would seek to adopt the recommendations of the recent French report on free speech, he has established the French Review Model Code Implementation

Journal Finder - Intranet

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Table tennis - Intranet

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Table tennis. Rules. Scoring. A match is best of 1 prior to the semi-finals. (first to win a game wins the match). A match is best of 3 in the semi-finals and finals. (first to win two games wins the match). A game is won by whoever reaches 11 points first. If there is a 10-10 tie, the game is won by whoever leads by 2 points. If there is a 17-17 tie, the game is won by the winner of the next point. If the game lasts more than 10 minutes, the game is won by whoever has the most points, or (if

Career development - Intranet

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Career development. The University is committed to supporting managers who play a key role in supporting the careers of our staff. In your role as a manager, you have an ongoing responsibility to coach your staff on their professional development by identifying Learning & Development opportunities and utilising the available Career Development Resources. Periodically, you should be conducting performance discussions with your staff as per the Performance Planning & Development Framework,

$3.9 million in funding for ARC Linkage Projects - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/news/2023/06/-3-9-million-in-funding-for-arc-linkage-projects.html

$3.9 million in funding for ARC Linkage Projects. 22 June 2023. Congratulations to three academics and their research teams from the Faculty of Science who have been successful in receiving funding for ARC Linkage Projects. Linkage Projects support academics to work with government and industry partners to tackle complex problems and fast-track solutions to benefit end users. Developing Safe Emulsion Explosives for Deep-Level Ore Mines: Associate Professor Brian Hawkett and his team, in

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