28 May 2007 - Paul Adam recognised by award The Australian Government has made one of the most prominent and distinguished members of the Faculty of Science, Associate Professor Paul Adam, an honorary member (AM) of the Order of Australia.
19 December 2006 - New way to fight wrinkles A new anti-aging ingredient developed by UNSW researchers is expected to be available in skin products as early as next year. Known as GGC, it is a precursor for an effective antioxidant known as glut.....
11 April 2006 - OUR WATER FUTURE IS UNDERGROUND Australians consume millions of bottles of mineral water every year with barely a thought about where that water comes from: below the ground.
Despite being the world's driest inhabited continent and .....
06 March 2006 - HUGE, WET AND MYSTERIOUS: The vast icy ocean current that circles Antarctica is so huge that it carries 100 times more water than all the world's rivers combined, yet its influence on the world's climate is barely understood.
20 October 2005 - INTELLIGENT DESIGN IS NOT SCIENCE In an initiative led by the the UNSW Faculty of Science, Australia's leading science and science-teaching organisations have declared an open letter their opposition to the teaching of Intelligent Dei.....
26 July 2005 - DOG DISEASE GETS THE BITE A decade of detective work by dog breeders and University of NSW scientists has finally broken the grip of a fatal brain disease afflicting one of Australia's most popular dog breeds, the border colli.....
13 July 2005 - KIDS WITH FLAT FEET JUMP HIGHER Children with flat feet perform as well at physical activities, and sometimes better, than children with normal foot arches, a new UNSW study has found. They can jump higher, for example, and have str.....
01 July 2005 - FRESH AGENDA FOR LIGHT METALS UNSW researchers are partners in a recent outstanding success in gaining funding from the Australian Research Council of $14.5m for a Centre of Excellence for Design in Light Metals. It is the second .....
18 April 2005 - SCIENCE: A DAY IN THE LIFE UNSW students will “shadow” science graduates on Friday April 15th to capture the breadth of careers pursued by people with science training as part of the global World-Wide Day in Science.
03 March 2005 - TRUTH NO LONGER BLACK AND WHITE Everyone knows the difference between black and white, right?
Wrong, according to UNSW psychologist Dr Bart Anderson, whose research on the way we perceive light has revolutionised scientific understa.....
08 December 2004 - THE GENE REVOLUTION One of the world's leading scientists, Dr Craig Venter of human genome fame, delivered a once-only public lecture at UNSW on Thursday evening, November 4
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