How 'Knowing your Students' improves their learning and engagement - Intranet
Edward Luca: Manager Academic Services, Medicine and Health, University Library. Dr Ken Chung: Senior Lecturer, Project Management Program, School of Civil Engineering.
FMH Wins 19 December - Intranet
Sandra Lynne Turner. Bethan Leigh Richards. Gayathiri Punnia-Moorthy. Jarem Jeff Alan Edwards.
EMCR Networks Showcase - Intranet
Dr Annie Chan - Waranara. Best presentations in Networks' sessions. Dr Suzi Edwards, Dr Binh Ngyuen - Sport and Physical Activity Research and TeAching Network.
2022 academic promotions announced - Intranet
David Andrews Edwards, Sydney Medical School, The University Centre for Rural Health (Northern Rivers).
Welcome Professor Neil Coe, Incoming Head of School, School of Geosciences - Intranet
He recently authored the Advanced Introduction to Global Production Networks (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 2021) and coedited Labour Regimes and Global Production (Agenda, Newcastle, 2022).
FMH Australia Day honours - Intranet
Dr David Edward Schuster AM (MBBS ’69). For significant service to medicine as an anaesthetist, and to the community of Dubbo.
Successful academic promotions in the Faculty of Medicine and Health - Intranet
Nicole M Rankin, Faculty of Medicine and Health. Timothy Edward Schlub, Faculty of Medicine and Health.
FMH Wins 20 January - Intranet
Medical Device Prize: Dr Edward Yang, Renal vein impedance mirrors change in renal blood flow – Towards guiding effective renal denervation.
Professor Holmes named new fellow of the Australian Academy of Science - Intranet
25 May 2015. Decades after his high school biology teacher forbade him from reading about evolution Professor Edward Holmes, from the Charles Perkins Centre and the School of Biological Sciences, is
Congratulations to winners of the 2024 Strategic Education Grants - Intranet
Kate Edwards. Supporting assessment and feedback literacy for students and teachers.
Sustainable Campus Initiative: switching off for Christmas closedown - Intranet
A27. Edward Ford Building. 18 December. 2 January. A28. Physics Building.
14 academics named in influential highly-cited scholars list - Intranet
14 academics named in influential highly-cited scholars list. 20 November 2019. Sydney academics have been recognised as world-leading experts in wide-ranging science disciplines, from renewable energies and soil science to chronic disease prevention and cancer research. 14 University of Sydney academics are among the world's most influential in their fields, according to the Clarivate Analytics 2019 Highly Cited Researchers List. Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Duncan Ivison said
Science academics recognised in highly cited researchers list - Intranet
Science academics recognised in highly cited researchers list. 17 November 2021. Twenty-nine University of Sydney academics including eight from the Faculty of Science have been named as world-leading experts in their fields, featuring in the 2021 Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers List. This year’s list of Highly Cited Researchers from Clarivate Analytics includes 29 researchers from the University of Sydney. The number of Sydney researchers featured in the prestigious list
2023 academic promotions announced - Intranet
Suzi Edwards, Sydney School of Health Sciences. Christina Marel, The Matilda Centre. ... Edward Jegasothy, School of Public Health.
FMH Wins 3 March - Intranet
David Edwards (right) with other panel members at the summit. (Click to enlarge.). ... Summit. WellMob Director David Edwards convened a plenary at the Sydney Botanic Gardens on ‘Building genuine partnerships in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s health’.
FMH staff recognised in 2020 Vice Chancellor's Awards for Excellence - Intranet
Emma Walke. Dr Veronica Matthews. David Edwards. Tracey Piccoli. Dr Susan Parker-Pavlovic.
4 December 2023 - Intranet
Dr Edward Gorgon. Lecturer (Teaching and Research). School of Health Sciences.
The Australian’s top researchers in Life Sciences & Earth Sciences - Intranet
Professor Budiman Minasny, School of Life and Environmental Sciences (SOLES), was named top researcher in the field of Soil Sciences, and Professor Edward Holmes, School of Life and Environmental Sciences, (SOLES),
FMH Wins 16 September - Intranet
Click to enlarge). FMH presents at First Nations wellbeing symposium. Indigenous Health Community Engagement Officer and Awakabal man Jeremy Heathcote and Worimi man David Edwards, Director of the WellMob website - a
58 Discovery Project grants awarded to Sydney researchers - Intranet
Professor Edward Holmes and Dr Jemma Geoghegan were awarded $558,470 to understand the factors that allow viral diseases to evolve and infect new hosts within Australian aquaculture.
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