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DecemberBack to top

• 22nd
  • The next step? UTS Advisory Day
• 16th
  • Update: the results of the cob house earthquake test
• 15th
  • Accomplished women the catalyst to inspire a career in science
• 12th
  • Forum focuses on challenges for women
• 10th
  • Ancient building method the key to sustainable earthquake resistant housing
• 8th
  • Graduate recruiters nominate UTS in the top four
• 8th
  • No blues about UTS sporting achievement
  • Oracle Vice President exploring the next wave of change for IT
• 4th
  • International researchers gather in Sydney to preview the clever web
• 1st
  • Researchers bring mind-controlled robotic limbs a few steps closer

NovemberBack to top

• 25th
  • Sport as a force for social change
• 24th
  • Gateway to Japanese fashion industry opens for graduate designer
• 20th
  • Love wins over money in the mid-life crisis
• 19th
  • Trailblazers help thank UTS alumni and supporters
• 18th
  • Comfortable retirement
• 17th
  • UTS backs its research trailblazers
• 13th
  • Antarctic first for UTS honours student
  • Dwindling phosphorus supplies a threat to global food production
  • New research group on the trail of alien invaders
• 11th
  • Respected biochemist the new UTS Dean of Science
• 6th
  • UTS appointment to National Water Commission
• 4th
  • UTS puts thought into improving Indigenous employment opportunities
• 2nd
  • Activist in residence
  • Amuse it or lose it
  • Burning In By: Mireille Juchau, Publisher: Giramondo Publishing Company
  • Exporting creativity
  • Global sights
  • Good advice
  • Not all hot air
  • On Reflection
  • Ride to work
  • Schoolyard justice
  • Science of friendship
  • The Nearly Happy Family By: Catherine McKinnon, Publisher: Viking Penguin
  • The spirit of Australia
  • Wild Bees By: Martin Harrison, Publisher: ACYS Publishing

OctoberBack to top

• 28th
  • Government backs UTS Anti-Slavery Project
  • The Gully people's story wins NSW history award
• 27th
  • Leading European researcher reviews credit rating systems
  • UTS wins big at University Games
• 22nd
  • Major hospital study leads UTS research funding successes
• 14th
  • UTS brings animation festival back to Sydney
• 13th
  • Inspirational work experiences win national teaching award
• 9th
  • New service ranks carbon offset providers
• 6th
  • Car Lovers Edited by: John Dale, Publisher: ABC Books
  • Career minded
  • Closing the gap
  • Crumbs for students
  • Delivering Freedom
  • Electric green
  • Exile Cultures, Misplaced Identities Edited by: Paul Allatson and Jo McCormack, Publisher: Rodopi
  • Library scan
  • Models of invention
  • Sounds of Then, Sounds of Now: Popular Music in Australia Edited by: Tony Mitchell and Shane Homan, Publisher: ACYS
  • Storytelling
  • Structure Supporting Education
  • Winning Streak
  • World wide welfare
• 2nd
  • A powerful future for bursary recipients

SeptemberBack to top

• 1st
  • International water industry warned off Aussie desalination folly
  • New honour for Nobel laureate
• 30th
  • Conference to dissect unfolding financial crisis
• 29th
  • Conference to premiere film on the reality of the NT intervention
  • Conference warned the "right to have rights" is at risk
• 23rd
  • Industry and innovation guru appointed UTS Dean of Business
• 16th
  • Australia's human rights report card - 'could do better'
• 9th
  • Australians want decisive action on climate change
• 5th
  • Time to engineer a new kind of idol

AugustBack to top

• 1st
  • 4Rs: Planning our future
  • Australia's next top models
  • Changing face of education
  • Crime fighting design
  • Crooked By: Camilla Nelson, Publisher: Random House
  • Foreign correspondent
  • Get globally green
  • In-fusion
  • Lessons beyond lectures
  • New directions
  • The Politics of Dress Edited by: Louise Edwards and Mina Roces, Publisher: Sussex Library of Asian Studies
  • We All Need A Witness By: UTS Writers, Publisher: Brandl & Schlesinger
  • Worldly education
  • Tackling trafficking
• 29th
  • UTS backs award for science teaching talent
• 28th
  • A smarter grid for greener power
• 27th
  • Try on UTS at Info Day
• 25th
  • Exhibition models the inspiration and genius of Leonardo
• 19th
  • A rich in-fusion of music, food and dance
• 14th
  • UTS student lays down the law in NSW Taekwondo titles
• 11th
  • UTS Gets Allied
• 4th
  • China: then and now
  • Collective memory: France and the Algerian war By: Jo McCormack, Publisher: Lexington Books
  • Cup Final Thrills
  • Engineering changing climates
  • External engagement at every level
  • Food for thought
  • Growing up Asian in Australia Edited by: Alice Pung, Publisher: Black Inc
  • In Conversation: Bob Carr and Camilla Nelson
  • Interactivation: real and virtual worlds
  • Know your allies
  • Law in action
  • Leading ladies
  • Mobile weapons of truth
  • Nursing education
  • The household guide to dying By: Debra Adelaide, Publisher: Picador

JulyBack to top

• 29th
  • Strength in diversity
• 22nd
  • Award for beating the bugs
• 15th
  • UTS alumnus Chief Atleo to be first Vancouver Island University Chancellor
• 10th
  • UTS and Indian students share minds and commitment on sustainability
• 8th
  • UTS going for Games gold
• 2nd
  • Women have hearts too!
• 1st
  • Metals in brain seen in world-first images

JuneBack to top

• 24th
  • Size (and shape) does matter, coral bleaching studies reveal
• 17th
  • Emergent media and what they mean
• 16th
  • Equity, diversity and sport at UTS
  • Industrial design struts its stuff
• 12th
  • First Aussie plug-in hybrid
• 10th
  • UTS launches world-leading online engineering lab
• 3rd
  • Big Stars, By: John Castles, Publisher: The API Network
  • Me, Myself and Prague, By: Rachael Weiss, Publisher: Allen & Unwin
  • On track for a sustainable future
  • Professional advantage
  • Proud to be a broad
  • Redressing disability
  • Remote learning in real-time
  • Spoilt for choice
  • Talkin' about tri-generation
  • The fabric of UTS: unravelling the university's corporate scarf and tie custom
  • The New Rich in China, By: David Goodman, Publisher: Routledge
  • UTS research raising the bar
  • We all need a witness
  • Sprinkling of well needed funds to grow UTS water efficiency
• 2nd
  • New course to help manage flood prone areas of NSW
  • The parent trap

MayBack to top

• 1st
  • Faculty of IT celebrates graduation
• 30th
  • Alumnus Hugh Jackman honoured at UTS 20-year celebration
  • Urban transport experts support community push for extended light rail
• 28th
  • Flannery's university challenge on climate change
• 21st
  • UTS celebrates the past, present and future
• 19th
  • First direct-entry midwives in NSW graduate
• 16th
  • Scientists fight to save precious fish from Iemma backslide
• 13th
  • UTS and NSW Government to fight crime through design
• 8th
  • Student climate change survey has 600 dollar sweetener
• 6th
  • The UTS anniversary date
  • UTS: Anniversary celebrations
• 5th
  • A view from the interior: Stephen Wallace
  • Anonymous Premonition, By: Yvette Holt, Publisher: University of Queensland Press
  • Celebrating twenty years
  • Education with altitude
  • IT pioneer: Jenny Edwards
  • Open Disclosure: Improving hospital communication
  • Project Eden
  • Skintight: An Anatomy of Cosmetic Surgery, By: Meredith Jones, Publisher: Berg Publishing
  • Switched on
  • The design of academic dress
  • The Poet Who Forgot, By: Catherine Cole, Publisher: University of Western Australia Press
  • Timber: The first safety code for bridges
  • Working solutions: Experience for international Students
• 2nd
  • Daly returns to lead UTS Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Health

AprilBack to top

• 30th
  • UTS unleashes China robot soccer partnership
• 23rd
  • Getting about green: Sydney's future after the oil age
• 21st
  • New book puts cosmetic surgery under the knife
• 16th
  • New anatomy labs to boost medical teaching and research
  • Stelarc discusses the art in artificial intelligence
• 14th
  • How far do you see with 2020 vision?
• 10th
  • Techno artists set out to change the meaning of "body art"
• 9th
  • Setting behaviour constraints on the executive suite
• 8th
  • Innovation and pursuit of opportunity a Nobel quest
  • Life and Death Choices: predicting responses to childhood cancer
• 7th
  • Business is in the family: Michelle Lo
  • Collaboration centre to tackle world health
  • Joe in the Adamans, By: Stephen Muecke, Publisher: Local Consumption Publications
  • The hidden web, by: Maureen Henniger, Publisher: UNSW Press
  • Twelve interest rate increases push housing stress
  • UTS rowers selected for Beijing
  • Voluntary advice
  • Who's watching big brother?
  • World cities and their universities
  • Schizophrenia: a guide for families, By: Anthony Kidman AM, PhD, Publisher: Biochemical and General Services
• 1st
  • Capturing the essence of inspirational teaching
  • New WHO centre to lead regional development in nursing and midwifery
  • UTS academics among Rudd's best and brightest

MarchBack to top

• 26th
  • Festival celebrates a new flowering of Australian storytelling
• 26th
  • What follows sorry?
• 19th
  • Economic ructions no excuse to trade off crucial environmental priorities
• 18th
  • UTS sets sights on a greener footprint
• 11th
  • Teamwork the key to better patient care and sustainable health services
• 6th
  • The golden bullet
  • Cultures of trade: Indian Ocean exchanges
  • Cyberminds
  • Dr Happy
  • Go organic
  • Ray tracing from the ground up
  • The Sydney Latin American Film Festival
• 5th
  • A breath of fresh air
  • A force for change; sustainability initiative
  • Holly's hope for humanity
  • Stepping into the third decade
  • Teaching with the times
  • You tube election

FebruaryBack to top

• 26th
  • Much more than a game: UN recognises sport in improving women's lives
  • The meek will inherit the seas
• 24th
  • Careers advisers get a look at the showbiz side of engineering
• 21st
  • Acupuncture depression trial needs to be more blokey
• 19th
  • Historic bell tolls for a new academic year
• 12th
  • Exploring the nexus of music, art and design
• 5th
  • Research unit hunts for hidden gems buried in business data

JanuaryBack to top

• 29th
  • The cooperative solution to reviving the Australian dream
• 22nd
  • Carbolic to cafe culture - charting the transformation of Balmain
• 16th
  • Student income support extended to selected coursework masters
• 15th
  • Study explores the generation gap in driver risk
• 7th
  • UTS launches first bachelor of midwifery honours in NSW
• 2nd
  • Leading scientist wins land and water research fellowship