Spiders and Sex with Anastasia Shavrova
Dr. Anastasia Shavrova is an evolutionary biologist who loves to delve into the wild world of animal courtship and how it shapes ecosystems, especially on her favourite study species - spiders. Read More
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New drug-free gaming treatment for pain management
In Australia, many patients suffer from chronic neuropathic pain, and the side effects of medications are…
House and Rental prices decrease in the last quarter -Core Logic
A new report by Core Logic has found that Australia Housing market is going through a…
A new supercharged silk could help heal the heart
Silk from moths' cocoons is being supercharged to develop new materials that could help people recover…
Eco-anxiety is on the rise with young people
Climate change is increasingly impacting the mental health of young people worldwide. With more than half…
Advancements in Photovoltaic Technology will see a 100% Renewable Powe...
Experts say by 2050, we will be able to power the grid with 100% renewables. While…
UNSW report highlights maltreatment of people with disabilities in det...
A new report released by UNSW has detailed the cruelty and maltreatment people with disabilities endure…
Proffesor Hal Pawson on Increasingly Grim Housing Market
The latest housing data revealed that house prices across all capital cities have risen for the…
Revolutionising seafood traceability
The seafood industry has spent decades trying to find a foolproof way of determining the source…
Restoration project of a million hectares of kelp forests
Kelp forests around the world are shrinking. These forests are underwater jungles of brown algae that…
Renewable Energy Update: UNSW wins Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
This year, researchers at the University of New South Wales won the Queen Elizabeth Prize for…
Regeneration Nation: What Australia Could Look Like in 2030
This Thursday (18th August), UNSW Science is presenting a special screening of ‘Regenerating Australia’ as part…