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DecemberBack to top

• 22nd
  • UTS students do the maths on tsunami warning in the Mediterranean
  • Gehry project opens a chance-in-a-lifetime window for UTS students
  • Find out what you need to know at UTS Info Day
• 21st
  • Proud result for UTS Motorsports at university formula racing event
• 15th
  • Climbing the Gehry tree house to a new kind of business school
• 14th
  • Professor Michael Fraser AM named new ACCAN Chairperson
  • World leaders in data mining congregate in Sydney
  • The crucial ribbon of life on Australia's coasts
• 13th
  • Water warrior
• 9th
  • Celebrity and philanthropy in a rising China
  • Celebrating 15 years of free access to law
  • UTS land will become home to Defence Force families
• 7th
  • Ferncourt Public School crowned climate champion
  • Sydney trigeneration plan could do a power of good
• 2nd
  • Sacred animals not fair game for dinner table nor dog dish
• 1st
  • Look into the future of design at UTS

NovemberBack to top

• 30th
  • Research a step away from correcting diabetes
• 26th
  • Indigenous rights advocate NSW Australian of the Year
• 25th
  • Graduate goes a long way to found law scholarship
  • UTS disease institute takes research to new heights
• 22nd
  • The tectonic shift of multimodal communication
• 17th
  • Smart regulation: the must-have telecommunications accessory
• 12th
  • Beyond the tax: a smarter vision for mining in Australia to 2040
  • Rain "greening up" our coastal waters
• 5th
  • Concrete evidence of excellence
• 4th
  • Smith Family benefits as business students match wits
• 3rd
  • Born to ride: UTS team wins international IT competition
  • Pillaging marine life could mean changing ecosystems
• 2nd
  • Appraising Research: Evaluation in Academic Writing
  • Language as a Local Practice
  • China Key Technology Partnerships help position UTS at forefront
  • Lord calls for more women at top in corporate Australia
• 1st
  • The Happiest Refugee
  • Models of success
  • Make it!
  • Business unusual
  • Landscape and dwelling - David Malouf in conversation with Elizabeth Farrelly

OctoberBack to top

• 1st
  • Counter attack
  • Food for fines
  • First over the line
  • People power
  • Public good V private profit
  • Stylephile
• 29th
  • Victorian bushfire inquiry prompts new building course
  • Law doctoral scholarships named to honour Governor-General
• 28th
  • Time for the reproductive outsiders to join forces
• 27th
  • Writing the story of a literate and inclusive nation
• 22nd
  • PNG film project honored in UTS Human Rights Awards
• 21st
  • UTS rewards research success
  • The influencer who decided to clean up the world
• 15th
  • Leaders meet to promote a more literate and creative Australia
  • The big tease of the ethical consumer
• 14th
  • What does Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Peace Prize mean for China?
• 8th
  • International award for accessible tourism website
• 4th
  • Confronting theory
  • The old school by PM Newton
  • The case for compensation
• 3rd
  • Sydney by Delia Falconer
  • Letters and numbers
• 2nd
  • Dressed for success
• 1st
  • Reading, writing, respect
  • Nought couture
  • Thought control
  • Election reflection
  • Information revolution
  • Three minutes of fame

SeptemberBack to top

• 30th
  • Developing Dharavi
  • End of the line
  • Future is STIC
  • New cancer hope
  • Rethinking the cull
• 28th
  • Ranking anoints UTS an economics research leader
  • Peak phosphorus still a threat to food security, despite new report
  • Breaking the legal mould
• 27th
  • Community engagement on climate change wins recognition
  • To seek and prosper
• 22nd
  • Clearer vision for robotics researcher
• 21st
  • New collaboration in cardiovascular and chronic care research
• 15th
  • Researchers put IVF law under the microscope
• 9th
  • UTSpeaks: Right versus righteous
  • Conference celebrates 40 years of gay and lesbian activism in Australia
  • Forum considers the legacy of the Sydney Olympics
  • Is acting through the mask of digital animation still acting?
• 6th
  • Moving Forward? What will it take for women in engineering and science?
  • Parenting teenagers: seminar promotes strategies for harmony at home
• 5th
  • Experts push for a wider role for forensic science in policing
• 3rd
  • UTS fingerprint technology put to the test
• 2nd
  • UTSpeaks: The human touch

AugustBack to top

• 29th
  • Acute Stroke Nursingby: Jane Williams, Lin Perry, Caroline Watkins, Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
  • Children of the education revolution
  • Creating ambition, access and success
  • Indelible Ink, By: Fiona McGregor, Publisher: Scribe Publications
  • Proud to serve
  • Rising talent
  • School of hard knocks
  • The Fashion History Reader: Global perspectives, Edited by: Peter McNeil and Giorgio Riello, Publisher: Routledge
• 28th
  • (the heart that has no love/pain/generosity is not a heart)
  • Animated voices
  • Fighting climate change
  • Road to recovery
  • The outhouse storycatcher
  • Think. Change. Improve
• 27th
  • Famous cases look to the future of forensic science
  • HSC Students excel in UTS photography competition
• 26th
  • Forum looks at the place of Chinese Australians in political life
• 25th
  • Phosphorus scarcity a threat to world food security
• 24th
  • Experience the vibe: UTS Open Day 2010
  • Levy on air and road travel proposed to support high speed rail
• 23rd
  • UTSpeaks: To survive ourselves
• 18th
  • UTSpeaks: The new writing
• 17th
  • Cochlear CEO sees innovation in the blue sky
  • Trust and UTS go hand in hand
• 10th
  • Australians want action on an ETS now
• 9th
  • Business academics make international impact
• 2nd
  • Back to the future
  • Faces of change
  • Finding UTS
  • I can see my house from here By: UTS writers, Publisher: Brandl & Schlesinger
  • Kühl science
  • Leaving Suzie Pye By: John Dale, Publisher: Fourth Estate
  • Location: Antarctica
  • Multiliteracies in motion: Current theory and practice Edited by: David R Cole, Darren Lee Pullen, Publisher: Walker Books Routledge
  • Powerhouses of design
  • Remember The Titans
  • Sound future
  • Sustainability: the naked truth

JulyBack to top

• 28th
  • Partnership to grow next digital technology leaders
• 22nd
  • UTS staff excellence recognised with citations
• 21st
  • UTS triumphs again at Eastern University Games
• 16th
  • Tiny marine microbes exert influence on global climate
  • Campaign draws community attention to human trafficking
• 13th
  • Event reveals benefits of designed business strategy
• 12th
  • Building robots opens uni pathways
• 5th
  • Access all areas
  • Dementia
  • Fare go
  • Inquiring minds. Inspiring solutions
  • Leading change
  • Micro-climate change
  • Real world research, real-world impact
  • Research with impact
  • Science fix
  • The road less travelled
  • Water wise
• 1st
  • UTSpeaks: People before nature

JuneBack to top

• 30th
  • Robots to the rescue
• 25th
  • Aden Ridgeway awarded UTS Honorary Doctorate
• 23rd
  • UTSpeaks: Business by design
  • UTS rewards Trailblazing research
• 21st
  • RTA and UTS engineering full-degree rural scholarships total more than $300K
• 17th
  • UTS receives $25 million gift for new Gehry-designed building and scholarships
  • UTS scoops top awards at Microsoft Protege Grand Finals
  • UTS to build a Frank Gehry icon
• 16th
  • New project backs creative use of empty shops
• 15th
  • Deputy Prime Minister gives UTS campus development a $50m injection
• 11th
  • Don't bug the useful critters
  • UTS students headline journalism award nominations
• 10th
  • AustLII wins best openness initiative
• 7th
  • Branching out
  • Brand Society, By: Martin Kornberger, Publisher: University Press
  • Care factors
  • Expert advice
  • First glimpse
  • If these walls could talk
  • Mu:Screen
  • Surf Ache, By: Gerry Bobsien, Publisher: Walker Books Australia
  • Tax break
  • The pursuit of happiness
  • Tourist Cultures: Identity, Place and Traveller, By: Stephen Wearing, Deborah Stevenson and Tamara Young, Publisher: Sage
  • Tried, tested and true
  • Workforce of the future
• 2nd
  • And your bird can sing: exploring new musical frontiers
  • Illuminating Sydney's top 100 creative talents

MayBack to top

• 26th
  • UTS celebrates National Reconciliation Week 2010
  • New networks build participation in engineering and IT
• 25th
  • UTSpeaks: A quality life
• 24th
  • Study shows Australian quality of life varies widely
• 20th
  • Nurses and midwives celebrate achievements in global health
• 18th
  • New clinic focuses on youth depression and anxiety
• 13th
  • UTS PhD student wins inaugural marine science fellowship
• 12th
  • IBM Fellow aims for a practical goal in risk management
• 11th
  • Business academics achieve the Emerald level of excellence
  • Science PhD thesis wins Chancellor's Award
• 6th
  • Sport meets sustainability in community energy savings challenge
• 4th
  • Treating mental illness with both dialogue and drugs
• 3rd
  • BUiLDing blocks
  • Education in action
  • Fear Factor: Terror Incognito Edited by: Meenakshi Bharat and Sharon Rundle, Publisher: Picador
  • Fruitful memories
  • Future-proofing UTS
  • Hearty advice
  • Inside scoop
  • Love Machine By: Clinton Caward, Publisher: Penguin Books Australia
  • Playing with fire
  • Soul food
  • Sporting chances
  • Telling stories
  • The 21st Century Media (R)evolution: Emergent communication practices By: Jim Macnamara, Publisher: Peter Lang Publishing Group
  • The challenged landscape

AprilBack to top

• 29th
  • UTSpeaks: To learn or earn?
• 28th
  • Digital age demands a revolution in copyright regulation
  • Keeping heads underground no answer to 'peak minerals'
• 27th
  • A new kind of Sydney history wins heritage award
• 23rd
  • University report slams Hunter Water response on dam plan
• 21st
  • Maths grad to crunch the numbers on reef pollution
• 20th
  • Winter Olympian ushers in newest elite athletes
  • UTSpeaks: Copy right or wrong
• 16th
  • New standards to better prepare nurses and midwives on child protection
• 13th
  • New website to help Australia's creative businesses to grow
• 7th
  • UTSpeaks: Diversity and cohesion
• 6th
  • A life less ordinary
  • Cosmetic Surgery: A Feminist Primer By: Cressida J Heyes and Meredith Jones, Publisher: Ashgate Publishing
  • Expert witness
  • Fashion: Critical and Primary Sources Edited by: Peter McNeil, Publisher: Berg Publishers
  • Furthering our research success
  • International and Cross-Cultural Management Studies: A Post-Colonial Reading By: Gavin Jack and Robert Westwood, Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
  • Keeping good company
  • Learn or earn
  • Life lessons
  • Music, mud and mayhem
  • National net loss
  • Self-propelled man
  • Sound waves
  • The sound of silence
  • Working class

MarchBack to top

• 31st
  • Disability plan calls for university-wide commitment
• 30th
  • UTS takes leap in quest to commercialise research
• 25th
  • Inspiring a new generation of scientists one week at a time
• 23rd
  • Corporate ER: new courses develop skills for saving ailing companies
  • Researchers share insights on cyber bullying
• 21st
  • Numerix software gives UTS financial engineering students a dose of OTC derivatives reality
• 18th
  • UTSpeaks: Beatings without bruises
• 16th
  • UTS students get noticed in national interactive media awards
• 11th
  • From engineering to activism: towards a sustainable future for the Indian Ocean
• 9th
  • The truth about the white ibis – from wetlands to landfill
• 3rd
  • Les Murray joins UTS as CAL Writer in Residence

FebruaryBack to top

• 1st
  • An Australian designer in Paris
  • Beyond borders
  • The tree-planting CO2 solution comes on a budget
  • Foundations that build a future
  • Year In Review
  • Honours student wins NSW geography prize
  • Bacteria blown up
  • CAPping it off
  • Depth Ensures Ongoing Success for the UTS Rowing Club
  • Edie Amelia and the Monkey Shoe Mystery By: Sophie Lee, Publisher: Pan MacMillan
  • Game on
  • Give and let live
  • Inner-city living
  • Laws of survival
  • Legacy By: Larissa Behrendt, Publisher: Penguin Books Australia
  • The Best Australian Stories 2009 Edited by: Delia Falconer, Publisher: Black Inc
  • Twenty/20
  • Watch. Read. Do
  • Water damage
• 22nd
  • Research voyage a health check for the Tasman Sea
• 18th
  • Muslim feminism reaches "critical mass"
• 16th
  • The crucial role of the tiniest denizens of the deep
• 9th
  • A new voice in protecting freedom of expression
• 8th
  • The 21st Century Media (R)evolution? - New Book
• 2nd
  • How do we stop the next crash being the mother of all?

JanuaryBack to top

• 28th
  • Study gives insight on handling student complaints
• 26th
  • Construction starts for UTS City Campus Master Plan
• 20th
  • Uni experience in focus for film summer school
  • PhD students win grants for coral reef research
• 11th
  • Pre-school photographers make exhibition a SNAP
• 5th
  • UTS increases support for young research talent