2019 academic promotions - Intranet
Peter Knight, Faculty of Medicine and Health. Kate Edwards, Faculty of Health Sciences. ... Rebecca Edwards, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Katrien Stevens, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
2021 - Intranet
Ahead of National Reconciliation Week, we speak to Matt Poll from the Chau Chak Wing Museum about his work in bringing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture to the forefront of
2019 Equity Fellowship recipients announced - Intranet
Laffan Fellowships . In memory of Matt Laffan, a well-known alumnus, lawyer and disability activist who died in 2009, aged 38. ... Matt was born with a rare genetic disease that caused significant physical disabilities and at age 10, an operation rendered him paraplegic.
October - Intranet
Professor Edward Holmes recognised for excellence in biological sciences. Seven architecture and engineering students have been selected as finalists for the 2017 Lendlease Bradfield Urbanisation scholarship based on their inventive ideas
FMH Wins 6 May - Intranet
The Royal Society Croonian Medal and Lecture 2024 was awarded to Professor Edward (Eddie) Holmes last week for being a global authority on virus evolution and emergence, playing a key role
Over $6m awarded to improve emergency care - Intranet
Professor Chris Maher leads a team of researchers from the Faculty of Medicine and Health and Sydney Local Health District, Dr Eilleen Rogan, Dr Gustavo Machado, Dr James Edwards, Prof Ian
FMH Sustainability Community of Practice (COP) - Intranet
Our thanks to Matt Storey, Head, Operations as the sponsor of this transformative project.
Most read academic papers of 2017 - Intranet
Dr Sebastián Duchêne and Professor Edward Holmes, from the Faculty of Science and Marie Bashir Institute for Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity and the Charles Perkins Centre, contributed to this research, which
14 FMH in Clarivate highly cited - Intranet
14 FMH researchers feature in Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers List. 29 November 2021. 14 Faculty of Medicine and Health academics have been named as world-leading experts in their fields, featuring in the 2021 Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers List. The annual list identifies researchers who demonstrated significant influence in their chosen field or fields through the publication of multiple highly cited papers during the last decade. Their names are drawn from the publications
Funding Koala Genomes - Intranet
Ministers Sussan Ley and Matt Kean with Prof Kathy Belov and Dr Carolyn Hogg at the wildlife genomics lab today. ... Federal Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley and NSW Minister for Environment and Energy Matt Kean announced the funding on campus today.
Gene technology - Intranet
Secretary: Ms Kat Marks. Layperson: Associate Professor Steven Threadgold. Dr Matt Doyle.
Sydney Spotlight with Clare Masters - Intranet
team (Matt Johnston makes the best macaroons) and walking 23 km of a 20 km charity walk (we got lost) with media crew Jocelyn Prasad, Michelle Blowes and Luisa Low.
Sydney awarded Silver Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI) accreditation for second year in a row - Intranet
Daniele Gianotti (Deputy Co-Chair), Christie Adamson (Co-Chair) and Matt Pye (Co-Chair) helped launch a new leadership program for LGBTIQ+ staff. ... Dr Matt Pye, Co-Chair of the Pride Network. The Australian LGBTQ Inclusion Awards recognise efforts made within organisations toward the inclusion of LGBTIQ+ staff and students.
Equity, diversity and inclusion - Intranet
Dubs, R. and M. Edwards (February 2017). "Women in the Driving Seat." Focus(200): 3-5.
Sydney researchers ranked among global elite - Intranet
Baillie, School of Physics, Professor Edward Holmes, SOLES, Professor Manfred Lenzen, School of Physics, Professor Alexander McBratney, SOLES, Professor Budiman Minasny, SOLES, and Professor Dietmar Muller, School of Geosciences.
Boost your pre-tax dollars - Intranet
Where: Marjorie Oldfield Theatre (208a), Edward Ford Building, Camperdown Campus. Bookings: essential via the Smart Salary registration form.
Fellowships and training centres accelerate research capacity - Intranet
Professor Edward Holmes, Charles Perkins Centre (above, left). Funding: $3,402,903. This project will analyse the genomes of viruses from Australian fauna including iconic native mammals and their major invasive ... From left: Professor Edward Holmes, Professor Dacheng Tao and Professor Paul Griffiths.
Our intrepid SREI2020 recipients rise to the challenge - Intranet
Professor Edward C. Holmes, Marie Bashir Institute and Charles Perkins Centre.
Sydney researchers backed to test new ideas - Intranet
A unique approach to pathogen discovery – Professor Edward Holmes, Science.
Venue Technology Support - Intranet
Lee Edwards. AV and Lighting Operational Support Officer. Phone: 61 2 9351 1331.
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