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DecemberBack to top

• 21st
  • Leah Purcell appointed Non-Fiction Writer-in-Residence at UTS
  • World at her feet
• 19th
  • UTS students share in national journalism accolade
  • UTS academic wins top cardiac nursing research prizes
• 18th
  • Gutsy name for the robot with a soft heart
• 11th
  • Postdoctoral fellowships bring best and brightest in 2013
• 6th
  • UTS and Government work together to benefit education in Sydney
  • From world-class to world-leading
• 4th
  • UTS Research: reach + significance = impact

NovemberBack to top

• 29th
  • Challenges still face women seeking seniority in business
• 28th
  • 'Designing out crime' in Barangaroo's Headland Park
  • New director for key local government research centres
• 27th
  • Crane fire on the Broadway building site
• 23rd
  • Gehry's tree house gets a builder
• 22nd
  • Tackling wicked business challenges in a carbon economy
• 21st
  • World first in fingermark detection at UTS
• 19th
  • Startup idea a new angle on creativity in the kitchen
  • UTS professor among NSW's leading lights of science and engineering
• 16th
  • Transportable lab will help solve mysteries of the ocean
• 13th
  • UTS partners with Indonesian private higher education
• 12th
  • Scientists reveal new insights on nano 3D printing
• 8th
  • ATSE fellowship says sustainability really does matter
• 7th
  • Award winner's passion for engineering not to be denied
• 6th
  • UTS students' brekkie bar wins international sustainability award
• 5th
  • Dark Knight
  • Delivering choice
  • Engaging transition
  • Healthy growth
  • Like father, like daughter
  • Mapping it out
  • Minding the Earth, mending the world
  • Out of Africa
  • Raising voices
  • Sun, sand and silicone
  • Traditional, complementary and integrative medicine: An international reader
  • Transforming gender
• 2nd
  • LawCite highly commended at internet awards
• 1st
  • Clinical handbook of assessing and treating conduct problems in youth

OctoberBack to top

• 1st
  • UTS and NSW Government join forces to benefit the environment
• 31st
  • Partnership explores the hand-held revolution of near field communications
• 30th
  • Putting big data on the Asian Century agenda
• 24th
  • Developing a new model of management education
• 22nd
  • Honouring the breadth and depth of UTS research
• 19th
  • Gandhi bust commemorates stronger links with India
• 12th
  • Researchers pursue a creative approach to therapy
  • Alumni Awards honour inspirational graduates
• 9th
  • Research shows fears about sex premises don't match experience
• 5th
  • A very satisfying result for innovative brekkie bar
  • Are China and India's new rich ready to share the spoils?
• 4th
  • Research backs frank discussion of health care failures
• 2nd
  • Alternate reality
  • Dancing to the flute
  • Engineering for life
  • Health care for life?
  • It's a twin thing
  • Off the beaten track
  • Reshaping doctoral education
  • Saving planet Earth
  • Snow, sweat and fear
  • The SAGE Handbook of Corporate Governance
  • The thin black line
  • Under the spotlight
  • Waste not, want not

SeptemberBack to top

• 28th
  • Health sector facing a "demographic tsunami"
  • Code of practice on kangaroo killing "inadequately enforced"
• 27th
  • Angelique makes her pitch for Uni Games glory
  • Excellence in engineering recognised at UTS
• 25th
  • Cameras, action on food waste
• 21st
  • Looking beyond the boom: why Australia should master innovation
• 20th
  • UTS graduate wins prestigious Australia China alumni award
  • Award winners put advancing human rights into action
• 18th
  • Passion for motorsports powers engineering prize win
  • It's a hat trick for ISF with tertiary education management award
  • Telling a story about closing the Indigenous literacy gap
• 17th
  • Digital textbook concept wins 3P Student Challenge
• 14th
  • UTS Health headlines in international nursing research award
  • Creating a better world one idea (and piglet) at a time
• 13th
  • Accolades keep coming for UTS Trailblazer team
• 12th
  • New insight on cell division could reload the antibiotic arsenal
• 7th
  • Grandma is one happy Hippocampus
  • Chinese researchers join with UTS to advance quantum computing
• 5th
  • Another week another accolade for UTS's Institute for Sustainable Futures
• 3rd
  • Agents of change
  • Alien Shores
  • From tall buildings to a speeding bullet
  • Gandhi now
  • Indigenous Australia for Dummies
  • Inside the hidden web
  • One-stop shop
  • Speaking Secrets
  • The energy efficiency gap
  • The rights fight
  • Tomes to triathlons
  • Urban inventors
  • What lies beneath

AugustBack to top

• 30th
  • Blazing a trail of innovation
• 29th
  • Eureka! UTS researchers take out top science prize
• 24th
  • Hands-on Day marks new high for Women in Engineering & IT
  • A day in the life …
  • Engineering change
  • English made easier
  • Face to Facebook
  • Graduates with attributes
  • Just cause
  • Learning hand in hand in hand
  • Lessons of the land
  • Life lessons
  • Snakes and ladders
  • Wicked business
• 22nd
  • Using science to catch a cheat
  • UTS-China collaboration to advance electric vehicle design
• 21st
  • The future of retail lies in attracting graduates
• 17th
  • New face and new home to help grow digital Sydney
• 16th
  • Global honours for water recycling project
  • UTS students and graduates do us proud at the London Olympics
• 8th
  • International Reader a first for Public Health Research in Complementary Medicine
  • UTS points the way for major residential and industrial eco-precinct
• 6th
  • Writing from the Tower: All That I Am
  • A perfect union
  • Animating change
  • Book: All That I Am
  • Cold Light
  • Embroiled in acronyms
  • Hide your fires
  • Intelligent by design
  • Joyaviva
  • The Chicken Project
  • The power of knowledge
  • Unearthing history
• 3rd
  • Thousands to benefit from new program boosting university participation

JulyBack to top

• 30th
  • Forum focuses on finding courage for productivity
• 26th
  • First NSW Chinese Medicine Council headed by top UTS academics
• 17th
  • Industry linkage heralds secrets of the brain
• 13th
  • Four times a winner
• 10th
  • Trampoline safety study supports spring-free design
• 9th
  • UTS researchers selected to advise on subsidised medications
• 6th
  • Redfern camp fosters aspirations of Indigenous students
• 5th
  • Representing Australia at a different kind of G20 summit
• 2nd
  • Chain reactions
  • Land grabs
  • From application to impact
  • The secret of success
  • New star on Broadway
  • More than skin deep
  • Monopoly & mentorship
  • Breathing easy
  • What's in a name?
  • Blazing ahead

JuneBack to top

• 29th
  • UTS academic elected to lead education deans council
• 28th
  • UTS students cement their ownership of national journalism award
  • Leading Sydney Rugby club teams up with UTS
• 27th
  • Internationally acclaimed photographer joins UTS
• 22nd
  • Debut novelist wins Australia's most prestigious literary prize
  • Convergence Review is nation building says UTS law expert
• 20th
  • Alumni Green to become the vibrant heart of UTS
  • Teaching innovation and inspiration awarded
  • Groundbreaking workshops to open up innovations
  • Cambodian challenge imparts leadership and supports a cause
• 13th
  • Study finds small business the potential champion of a lower carbon future
• 12th
  • Leading midwifery advocate honoured
• 8th
  • Scholarships to forge enduring educational links with China
• 6th
  • What's in a name? Shortlist announced for new robot moniker
• 4th
  • Face value
  • Creative by design
  • Practice makes perfect
  • Sound play
  • Nanotechnology and Global Sustainability
  • A certain death
  • Bitter Greens
  • Best Practice in Accessible Tourism: Inclusion, disability, ageing population and tourism
  • Driven to succeed
  • The house that DAB built
  • Stylish substance
  • Perfect fit
  • Lighting the way forward
• 1st
  • Study reveals pesticide approval processes don't protect river biodiversity
  • Green Week celebrates the art and science of a sustainable future

MayBack to top

• 30th
  • Pioneering laser acupuncture trial needs more knees
• 28th
  • Something Absolutely Splendid - Robert Adamson on Francis Webb
• 24th
  • Report reveals Koreans are Sydney's most entrepreneurial community
• 18th
  • UTS academics named "future leaders" by NSW events peak body
• 14th
  • UTS professor to head Australian Copyright Council
• 10th
  • New study suggests ocean's plankton under greater threat from acidification
  • Quake test helps set a new standard for building on soft soil
• 8th
  • Researchers set out to profile the nip, tuck, travel phenomenon
• 7th
  • Climate control
  • Data analysis for physical scientists: Featuring excel
  • Family Ties
  • Fellowship first
  • Great escapes
  • Renew, restore, regenerate
  • Research in the blood
  • Sarah Thornhill
  • The school of life
  • War stories
  • Water under water
  • What we really think
• 3rd
  • Distinguished graduate wins 2012 Sydney Peace Prize
• 1st
  • Renewed support for creative industries innovation at UTS

AprilBack to top

• 30th
  • The PR2 shows the soft side of hard research in robotics
• 26th
  • UTS-Fox collaboration powers new solutions for business
• 24th
  • Google's Leeder backs investment in education
• 23rd
  • IBM looks no further than UTS in awarding 2012 fellowships
• 20th
  • Researchers to hunt down a prime suspect in hospital infections
• 17th
  • New books advocate 'open source' model for nanotechnology
• 12th
  • UTS makes strong debut in Oxford law moot
• 11th
  • UTS boosts support for young researchers
• 5th
  • Australia needs a management skills upgrade
• 4th
  • Barometer shows positive forecast for community pharmacy
• 2nd
  • Grow, share, eat
  • Top marks
  • A law unto himself
  • Journal of Sustainable Tourism
  • Walmart in China
  • Higher Education Research and Development Anthology
  • The write stuff
  • Pharmacy with flavour
  • The slopes to success
  • Packing a punch
  • From little things big things grow
  • Constructing future engineers
  • Listening but not hearing

MarchBack to top

• 29th
  • UTS leads nursing and midwifery education into the future
• 27th
  • UTS facility opens a new door on nano materials research
  • The Conversation turns one!
  • Corporate leaders help guide a new vision for business education
• 22nd
  • Leading local government researcher to head review of NSW councils
  • Making the most of Sydney's smarts for a sustainable future
  • Avoiding the tragedy of overfishing
• 20th
  • The other mining boom - social life as a commercial resource
  • Political scientist the first Rajiv Gandhi Visiting Chair at UTS
  • Gehry's vision gets NSW government approval
• 15th
  • Eleven times a winner for women
• 13th
  • UTS to partner Leadbolt on mobile commerce standard
• 12th
  • Consultation in name only - report calls for withdrawal of Stronger Futures bills
• 5th
  • Education partnership to improve organ and tissue donation rates
  • The Best Australian Stories 2011
• 2nd
  • Interacting: Art, research and the creative practitioner
  • Public Relations: Theories, practices, critiques
  • Live at the Loft
  • Fantastic Mr Fox
  • Accessing opportunity
  • UTS graduate school paves a new research path for journalism
  • The path less travelled
  • Making radio waves
  • For the love of art
• 1st
  • Liquid gold
  • Falling through the net
  • The only way is up
  • Capping it off

FebruaryBack to top

• 27th
  • Energy experts advise keep calm and carry on efficiently
• 23rd
  • Phosphorus scarcity threatens lean times in food production
• 22nd
  • Understanding the ocean's tiny climate makers
  • A secret hidden in Australia's ocean eddies
  • UTS students pitch their model for sustainable urban tourism
• 17th
  • Joining forces for a smarter planet
• 8th
  • UTS Dean of Law appointed to head copyright inquiry
• 7th
  • UTS student hits the fast lane with taxi booking app
• 6th
  • Peter Robb named 2012 CAL Non-Fiction Writer-in-Residence
• 2nd
  • Whaling nations could trade eco warriors for eco tourists

JanuaryBack to top

• 20th
  • Nothing blue about UTS sport stars
• 19th
  • UTS makes study real for priority school students
  • Award-winning assessment software goes commercial
• 5th
  • Intelligent collaboration with leading China university