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Our dancers are ready, and the costumes look amazing. On behalf of my Pride Network Co-Chair, Matt Pye, and I, thank you to everyone who has contributed to make Mardi ... Dr Matt Pye and Christie Adamson, Co-Chairs of the Pride Network.
As an incoming Fellow of the Royal Society, Professor Edward Holmes joins the most distinguished academics in science, medicine and technology from the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
Sydney Spotlight: Briony Glastonbury. 15 June 2021. We speak with Briony Glastonbury, Chief Operations Officer at the Save Sight Institute (SSI), about how being selected as a flagship centre in the Faculty of Medicine and Health will help the SSI team continue to save the sight of many people living with eye disease. Briony Glastonbury (second from right) with some of her team at the Save Sight Institute. My favourite thing about my role is. Every day brings a new and different challenge,
August 22: Scott Edwards - Evolutionary genomics of flightlessness in birds (2019 Murray Lecture).
6. Flu shots boosted by exercise. In a commentary published in Human Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics journal, Dr Kate Edwards from the Faculty of Medicine and Health advised that a bout of
the development of memory T cells',Matt Hepworthon 'How ILCs maintain tissue homeostasis' andShruti Naikon 'Immune tissue communication in repair, infection, inflammation and cancer'.
Helping combat misinformation about COVID-19. Professor Edward Holmes has been at the forefront of the scientific race to understand SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans. ... Professor Edward Holmes, Sydney Medical School, School of Life and Environmental Sciences.
Faculty leadership. Faculty Dean. Faculty General Manager. School of Economics (Acting). Professor Stephen Whelan. School of Humanities . Professor Chris Hillard. School of Art, Communication and English. School of Social and Political Sciences. Professor Azrini Wahidin. School of Languages and Cultures. Sydney School of Education and Social Work. Associate Dean (Education). Associate Professor Jan Shaw. Associate Dean (Research). Professor Kalervo Gulson. Associate Dean (Student Life).
Sydney Spotlight: Associate Professor Garner Clancey. 8 June 2021. We speak with Associate Professor in Criminology Garner Clancey about collaborating with Youth Justice NSW and building a network across the University to take a multi-disciplinary approach to youth justice. My favourite thing about my role is. The incredible people I get to work with. Building connections with colleagues in various disciplines (planning, social work, allied health, gambling research and treatment, writing
of the Pride Network, Dr Matt Pye and Christie Adamson, the current Co-Chairs, Daniele Gianotti, Dr Eugenia Gasparri and and Associate Professor Melissa Hardie, as well as other members of
The discussion explores the need for repatriation of Indigenous objects and human remains, and the place this complicated and nuanced undertaking has in the reconciliation process, with expert panellists including Matt
2019 is going to be even bigger. Meet Matt and Christie, the new co-chairs of the recently renamed Pride Network.
Professor Lisa Harvey Smith, Professor Michelle Dickson, Dr Matt Pye, and Professor Celine Boehm. ... From left: Michelle Dickson, Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith, Professor Celine Boehm, Dr Matt Pye and Professor Renae Ryan.
Matt Poll, Assistant Curator, Indigenous Heritage, Macleay Collections, University Museums. Matt Poll, Assistant Curator, Indigenous Heritage, Macleay Collections, University Museums.
Kate Edwards, from the Faculty of Heath Sciences. Winner of the Award for Outstanding Teaching.
The quiet reflective spaces in the early morning in the Quadrangle (vale the Jacaranda!); Ralph’s café since 1984; and the secret parts deep in the Edward Ford building (A27, the
Sydney Spotlight: Dr Laura Kotevska. 1 June 2021. We speak with Dr Laura Kotevska from the Education Portfolio about the importance of teaching our students how to think critically, no matter what discipline they are studying. My favourite thing about my role is. Seeing students’ confidence in their disciplinary knowledge and skills grow over the course of a semester. Our units give students a rare opportunity to work collaboratively with undergraduates from diverse disciplines in the process
In the video below, Matt Poll, Assistant Curator of Indigenous Heritage, talks through the different Indigenous design elements of the Chau Chak Wing Museum:.
Ms Marin-Edwards’s work with the Vivid Festival saw the facade of the Quadrangle transformed into a canvas for Indigenous art. ... Professor Shane Houston with Tanya Mitchell and Caroline Marin-Edwards. University of Sydney Law School lecturer Tanya Mitchell and University Venues Manager Caroline Marin-Edwards will share the prize in recognition
A22. Old Teachers College. A26. RC Mills Building. A27. Edward Ford Building.
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