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School of Life and Environmental Sciences, The University of Sydney

Locality: Darlington

Address: Science Rd 2006 Darlington, NSW, Australia

Website: http://sydney.edu.au/science/life-environment

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25.01.2022 Professor Edward Holmes has been named NSW Scientist of the Year in recognition of his research into emerging viruses. Read more: https://bit.ly/3mpIB2h

25.01.2022 Congratulations Francisco!!

19.01.2022 What can you do with a degree in agriculture? You'll have plenty of career options! From improving food security to working in agribusiness, take a look at where studying agriculture could take your career: https://bit.ly/3gyhkHB

19.01.2022 Get to know your friendly neighbourhood microbiologist during National Science Week! Microbiologists share insights about their research, discuss establishing a... career and issues they face. Scientists in different microbiology fields will share how have they been impacted by COVID19 whether it’s helped or hindered their careers in infection and microbiology. Features a range of scientists including Dr Tim Newsome and Professor Dee Carter from the University of Sydney. Find out more - https://bit.ly/3iRqqAU Science Ignite National Science Week

19.01.2022 This National Threatened Species Day, we recognise some of the incredible work our researchers are doing to protect species that are unique to Australia. Click through the photos to learn more about the research.

18.01.2022 Can the ‘love hormone’ be a new treatment for addiction? Associate Professor Michael Bowen and his team from our School of Psychology and the Brain And Mind Ce...ntre are pioneering research into oxytocin to help treat addiction and social disorders. Human trials are set to begin in early 2021. Watch the video to learn more. Australian Academy of Science

18.01.2022 Heat stress in cattle is concerning-especially as the climate warms. New research from Faculty of Science, University of Sydney monitoring panting via ear tags in different breeds & coat colours could help with genetic selection for heat resilience: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/10/9/1518

17.01.2022 New paper from University of Sydney Koala Research:

14.01.2022 Thinking about studying science here? Join our online student panel on Wed 26 Aug at 4pm. Current students will be talking about what they are studying and what life as a uni student is really like. Register now: https://bit.ly/3aANdOv

09.01.2022 WATER FOR WILDLIFE - WIRES has announced today a collaboration to build and distribute arboreal water stations for native wildlife. This is a direct result of r...esearch by University of Sydney that found koala use supplemented water extensively throughout the year particularly during extreme weather events. The arboreal drinkers were also visited by a large variety of other native animals. The program will see 800 TREE TROFF arboreal drinkers disbursed to fire and drought affected areas. For more information about the program, including details about how to apply, install and maintain the drinkers please visit: http://bit.ly/WaterforWildlife Thank you University of Sydney Reece Bathrooms WWF-Australia

09.01.2022 A group of 60 Year 7-11 students and staff traveled to Cape Wickham today to remove an enormous ghost net from the coastline. After a mammoth effort from everyo...ne involved, around 50% is successfully dislodged. Everyone is keen to return in the next few weeks to ensure we finish the task. What a fantastic experience for our students to be part of to care for our pristine local environment. Thank you to all staff involved and also Kath Hunter and Shelley Graham for attending and supporting this student led initiative. We will all sleep well tonight! See more

06.01.2022 Pack your honey sandwich next Wednesday for lunchbox science with Tanya Latty

06.01.2022 Dr Carolyn Hogg along with more than 280 women in STEMM are calling for the protection of one of the most diverse and wildlife-rich areas on the planet.

05.01.2022 The food we eat, the flowers we smell, the trees we are shaded by - they're all dependent on pollinators. Would you like to learn more about pollinators and how... to attract them to your garden? Prof Dieter Hochuli, Professor of Ecology at the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Sydney, will introduce you to local pollinators in our free webinar on Saturday 14 November, 10am to 11.15am. It's part of Australian Pollinator Week. Sign up to the webinar: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/discovering-pollinators-of- Photo of Common Blue-banded Bee (Amegilla cingulata) by Erica Siegel Wildlife Photography

04.01.2022 Please give 1-minute to participate in our bin-opening survey. Reporting answers of no are as important as yes, I have seen bin-opening. We want to know whe...re this does & does not occur. Thanks! https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfvkgCX4n5SZ-_gG-/viewform Please share this survey and encourage friends to participate. Key areas are the Sydney & Wollongong regions, reports across Oz are welcome.

03.01.2022 A massive 'ray' of sunshine for a global team of researchers including Dr Mark de Bruyn! Check out this infographic explaining their extensive work to find genetic evidence for a new species of manta ray, species distinction for devil rays & need for a new conservation framework. Bangor University The Roslin Institute Manta Trust Faculty of Science, University of Sydney