Last week, during the National Reconciliation Week, our school along with the Faculty of Science hosted a lunch time panel, lead by Bec Harcourt from Deadly Science.
Biochar is an emerging soil amendment that can be produced from various carbon-based biowaste sources including woody biomass, crop residues, animal litter, composts, and biosolids by using thermochemical processes such as pyroly
The University Medal is one of the most distinguished awards to be bestowed on an undergraduate student and recognises outstanding academic performance. We are overjoyed to have two university medallists this year
MATSOC has been working hard getting some in person events back up and running. On Tuesday April 6 they held a successful Industry Panel Night, both in person and streamed online.
Torrential rain, wasn't enough to dampen the spirits of a hardy group of first, second and third year students who attended the MATSOC camp on Friday night.
You may have noticed that our website now has a brand new look! The new website brings with it a much more fluid mobile experience, simpler tables, built in maps and more.
3D printers may one day become a permanent fixture of the operating theatre after UNSW scientists showed they could print bone-like structures containing living cells.
Welcome to the final newsletter for 2020. I am immensely grateful for the incredible support from staff, students and colleagues as we navigated through a very difficult year affected by bushfires and COVID-19.
The school has had an incredible run of funding in the second half of 2020 which will ensure we continue with our world class research well into 2021 and beyond!
Congratulation to all of our winners in the ARC PGC Student and Supervisors Awards! Our student superstar Scarlet Kong was awarded the Outstanding Research Student Award, recognising her outstanding research and outreach contributions.
