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DecemberBack to top

• 23rd
  • UTS professor recognised for transforming learning
• 22nd
  • Two scholars awarded title of Emeritus Professor
• 19th
  • New degree launches to improve Indigenous health
  • Taking the stress out of post-HSC and university application time
• 17th
  • Fellowships bring outstanding researchers to UTS in 2015
• 16th
  • UTS lecturer Gabrielle Carey wins PM’s Literary Award
  • Room to improve return from sponsorship
• 15th
  • Music to stimulate a yearning for higher learning
• 12th
  • Design thinking and data – where creativity and technology intersect
• 11th
  • A suitable ambassador
• 10th
  • Research to shine light into insider trading
• 9th
  • UTS student named most employable IT graduate in Australia
• 8th
  • Acclaim for Bowraville documentary about families' grief and fight for justice
• 5th
  • Study to uncover secrets of success for refugee entrepreneurs
  • UTS's star rises in latest QS university ratings
• 4th
  • Research partnership to fight disease threat
• 3rd
  • UTS architecture course director shortlisted to design Guggenheim Helsinki
• 2nd
  • Cricket, water polo lead packed field at Blues awards

NovemberBack to top

• 28th
  • Two-time winner 2SER faces bright digital future
  • Hard times for hard news
• 26th
  • Asset values may need to come back down to earth: study
  • Big data set to make a big difference in childhood cancer treatment
• 25th
  • U.lab team wins Best Entrepreneurial Educator
  • Sydney's digital future intersects in new tech precinct
• 24th
  • Participating in the regeneration – that's what Sydney's communities need
• 21st
  • Girls leading by example
  • Beekeepers eye the sweet spot
• 20th
  • High ambition for Nepalese students
• 19th
  • Sparking a better connection between research and commercialisation
  • China Library: Treasure house of knowledge finds home at UTS
• 18th
  • All rows lead to Rio
  • Oarsome twosome back on stroke
  • Ready for a festival of self-control
  • Once upon a time: using space particles to tell the oldest story
  • Sydney, this is your life
  • Research facility will help solve murder investigations
  • Frontline of fashion
  • When science gets under the skin
• 13th
  • Parent education among early career researcher awards
  • A world of discovery supported in latest research funding round
  • UTS named a leader in workplace gender equality
• 11th
  • UTS celebrates newest billion-dollar campus milestone
• 7th
  • Uncovering the climate gases that control our tropical coasts
  • Celebrating student commitment to widening participation in tertiary study
• 6th
  • Prestigious accounting program marks 25 years
• 5th
  • In bed with robots: the future of patient transportation
• 4th
  • UTS researchers give unstable soils a carpeting
• 3rd
  • Showcasing sustainability
  • Only the Animals
  • Cracking the Spine
  • The Undesirables: Inside Nauru
  • Making a difference
  • The power of three
  • Positively charged
  • Labour of love
  • Rising to the challenge
  • Internships that work
  • Just cause for recognition
  • Breakthrough diabetes research to be commercialised
  • A numbers game
  • Achieving balance

OctoberBack to top

• 31st
  • Architect of free online legal information wins 2014 Justice Medal
  • In the big tent at Disruptive Innovation Festival
• 27th
  • Study a first test of Australian honey's medicinal potential
  • Pilot of vaccinations by pharmacists earns UTS award
• 24th
  • Awards highlight the breadth and depth of UTS research
  • Forensic science excellence tops alumni brilliance
• 21st
  • The art of inspiration
  • Stopping the leaks
  • Mentoring magic
  • Why is love the loser on library shelves?
  • How to remember... and forget
  • Steve Wozniak accepts adjunct professorship at UTS
  • Protecting your privacy on the run
  • Goodwill meets best practice
  • On a scale of one to 10…
  • Altitude and attitude in the fractious row over crying babies
• 17th
  • An Australian "standard" for leaders
  • Medical fund backs new research in fight against superbugs
  • Network maps to cut power costs and boost renewable energy
• 13th
  • Competing with Integrity
• 9th
  • Women researchers shine in research showcase
• 8th
  • Third jump for UTS in latest world university ranking
• 7th
  • Call Me Sasha: Confessions of an Australian Call Girl
  • Digital wild
  • Two sides of the same coin
  • Team UTS top four in the Australian University Games
  • Live on air
  • Free-flowing science
  • Entrepreneurial spirit
  • Too much blood and pain?
  • Coffee with a difference
  • Staying in the game
  • Online and underground
  • Missive
  • Delivering benefits in mental health
  • Only Connect
• 3rd
  • UTS researchers named among Australia's women of influence
• 2nd
  • Inspiring teachers the key to inspired science learning
  • UTS honours a foremost business thought leader
• 1st
  • Technology talks to the trees about vital groundwater

SeptemberBack to top

• 29th
  • UTS partners in inaugural "Jumpstart" program for entrepreneurs
• 26th
  • Helping to build the University for Peace
• 25th
  • Appointment acknowledges research centre's international reach
• 24th
  • UTS improves its position in respected QS rankings
  • UTS takes leadership role in complementary medicine research
• 18th
  • UTS and Sydney TAFE tackle food waste from root-to-stalk
• 17th
  • Professional skills a link in UTS student learning citations
• 16th
  • Creative undercurrents
  • Facing a post-antibiotic world
  • Profit and progress are putting the Great Barrier Reef at risk
  • The winds of change
  • Passion for the natural world clears the waters
  • A dramatic take on university education
  • Scholarships promote diversity in technology and innovation
  • A forensic examination
• 15th
  • UTS mourns the passing of Dr Antony Kidman
• 11th
  • META and UTS partner on new collaboration hub
  • Not-for-profit groups look to social enterprise model
• 9th
  • 3P winner tackles back-breaking work
  • Students speak on hope, survival and belonging
• 8th
  • Researchers uncover chemistry behind ancient Indigenous art
  • Recognising those "moved to do what is right"
• 4th
  • How mindfulness can make a better workplace
• 3rd
  • New guidelines plan for more child care places
• 1st
  • Conjuring statistical magic
  • No-take marine reserves a no-win for seahorses
  • Maths and minkes: developing a formula for better maths engagement

AugustBack to top

• 29th
  • Hi-tech health
  • Speaking from experience
  • Stepping on cracks
  • From Shanghai to Sydney
  • A day in the life
  • First year minus the fear
  • Surpassing, not passing
  • Girls got game
  • Making it memorable
  • Geared for success
  • Real-world rewards
• 28th
  • UTS establishes clinical psychology program
  • "Covert" complementary medicine study a first
• 26th
  • Battery research promises more reliable renewable energy
• 20th
  • UTS ascends in world rankings
• 19th
  • Breaking bad in North Korea
  • Bridging the gap
  • Leaving the big cities behind
  • Neptune's kingdom
  • The forgotten Anzacs: Black Diggers in WWI
• 18th
  • A clash of co-existence
• 15th
  • UTS scientist exposes new world of forensic analysis
• 14th
  • Winter school brings the world to UTS
• 13th
  • Researchers tap the power of playfulness in dementia care
• 8th
  • Program boosts Indigenous aspiration in engineering and IT
• 6th
  • UTS orthoptists to keep an eye on better sight
  • UTS kangaroo research program confirms rare albino wallaroos on Mount Panorama
• 5th
  • UTS researchers join US-backed study on chlamydia prevention
• 4th
  • Sight Lines
  • Capital, Volume One
  • Beams Falling
  • What's cooking?
  • Celebrating social justice
  • Designing big dreams
  • Sparking transformation
  • Paying it forward
  • The art of science
  • Adventure time!
  • Flipped futures
  • New life in the laneway
  • Smarter data
• 1st
  • China economy specialist to set research agenda for new think tank
  • Scholarship to help shed light on invasive native seaweed

JulyBack to top

• 31st
  • UTS researchers tackle Australia's first urban tree analysis
• 29th
  • Quick, low-cost procedure developed for early detection of oral cancer
• 28th
  • New UTS leadership matches a university in the ascendant
• 16th
  • Next generation in cloud computing powers success
• 15th
  • Bonuses bad for consumers
  • Murders deflate local house prices
  • Workplace age discrimination starts as early as 45
  • Working longer and loving it not for everyone
  • Living with attitude
  • Good design not an optional extra
  • Repair cafés give throwaway culture the heave-ho
  • Book casts new light on Huckstepp's murder
  • Grit the common ingredient in job success
• 10th
  • Uncovering the true value of events
• 9th
  • Local government think-tank marks five influential years
• 2nd
  • Five industry-backed research projects succeed in latest ARC Linkage results
  • New research sheds light on the genetic secrets of deadly algae
  • UTS appoints leading technologist to head up research

JuneBack to top

• 27th
  • UTS-backed business incubator ranked among the world's best
• 24th
  • Research shows midwifery's "vital potential" to save lives
• 23rd
  • UTS research makes desalination cheaper and greener
• 19th
  • Cuts mean a smaller public service must be smarter
• 17th
  • House of cards
  • How a radio station staged a revival
  • Chill wind of climate denial
  • Chinese buyers are not fuelling property boom
  • An inspired blend of music, dance and technology
  • Putting literature in our sights
  • Breaking the silence
  • Making wealth from waste
• 12th
  • Landmark building and technology hub makes its debut on Broadway
• 10th
  • Designing manufacturing firms to be more competitive
  • Partnership pairs like-minded researchers in India and Australia
• 4th
  • UTS's Debra Adelaide short-listed for Kibble Literary Award
  • Tech professionals step up support for UTS mentoring program
• 2nd
  • Budget could undermine local government's Indigenous employment leadership
  • Collaboration meets co-generation
  • A greener shade of yellow
  • Beyond discovery
  • The future of collaborative care
  • Industry connected
  • Free thought
  • Future driven
  • Research that delivers
  • Solutions by design
  • Assisted development

MayBack to top

• 30th
  • UTS offers students commencing mid-year peace of mind
  • 'Creative coalitions' could step in where governments fear to tread: Lamy
• 28th
  • Olá! UTS broadens its horizons in Brazil
  • UTS students drive to top 20 in international smart car competition
• 23rd
  • Local government ready to 'fire up' the economy
• 19th
  • Building understanding of the Australia-China relationship
  • Newborns a hope for spinal injuries
  • Digital dust-up in library corridors
  • When criminal evidence goes viral
  • Mozart goes electronic
  • Breathing life into an historical footnote
• 16th
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander academic success set to inspire
• 15th
  • Sydney trip an inspiration for winning students
  • Women leaders in sport: one step forward, two steps back
  • Local government leads on climate risk adaptation
• 13th
  • Lost art of fixing found again at free workshops
• 9th
  • Australia's legal history now freely available online
• 6th
  • Undergraduate midwifery student published in peer-reviewed journal
• 5th
  • Tweeting gold
  • Getting pumped
  • Creative (dis)Ability
  • The possibilities of education
  • Technology and Touch: The Biopolitics of Emerging Technologies
  • Reality-driven rigour
  • Mozart meets electronics
  • Only in the zone
  • Serious games
  • Making Change Happen
  • Little Chef, Big Curse
  • Sorting it out
  • Two heads are better than one
• 2nd
  • UTS boosts ranking among "rising star" universities

AprilBack to top

• 30th
  • Space-based crop monitoring a key to food security
  • UTS joins international design challenge to fight ATM card-skimming
  • Bob Carr to lead new UTS Australia China Institute
• 24th
  • Parking app wins Sydney trip for Indian students
• 23rd
  • UTS's Christine Piper wins Australian/Vogel award
• 22nd
  • Communities can drive urgent switch to clean energy
• 17th
  • Copyright laws should be relaxed
• 16th
  • The library of the 21st century still has books
  • UTS students celebrate New Colombo success in Tokyo
• 15th
  • Game on! But not for women
  • Students to sit at the feet of a couple of masters
  • Rowing club reopening celebrates its past and future
  • Renowned writers take up residence
  • New privacy laws won't solve everything
  • Canberra ignoring international obligation to refugees
  • The caring corporation
  • A view from beneath the waves
• 9th
  • Leadership program to boost complementary medicine research
• 8th
  • Business degree aimed at Aboriginal and Torres St Islander leaders of future
• 7th
  • Artist creates illuminating experience in old tunnel
  • Make Your Mark a new window to higher education
• 4th
  • Joonba, Junba, Juju
  • After Zionism: One State for Israel and Palestine
  • International Volunteer Tourism: Integrating Travellers and Communities
  • Anonymous Folk Songs
  • Building a name for herself
  • The language of love
  • Natural selection
  • The eyes of UTS
  • Hands-on Day sets new benchmark in creative experience
  • Requesting the gift of life
• 3rd
  • Death in the gulag
  • UTS Dean appointed to global nursing panel
  • Science under the microscope
  • Measuring the invisible value of volunteering
  • Your voice your views
  • On your bike
  • Uncovering the underlying causes of Parkinson's disease
• 2nd
  • Campaign backs the crucial role of uni education and research

MarchBack to top

• 31st
  • Recovering wealth from waste worth billions
• 28th
  • World fashion leader looks to the future
• 27th
  • UTS Scientists find diamond in the rough with quantum discovery
• 25th
  • BlueChilli X and UTS partner on education and innovation
  • First online training program on trafficking and slavery launched
• 21st
  • Sharing sustainability in the tertiary sector
• 20th
  • UTS students riding high as Asia-Pacific networking champs
• 19th
  • Social innovation fellows mean business
• 18th
  • Ads could target young drinkers
  • Our food waste is our wealth
  • Photo posts a bonanza for marketers
  • Rigs to reefs: a homely solution
  • The world through an open lens
  • When hobbies become hard-core science
  • Postgrads bring experience to Arnhem Land guitar timber plan
• 17th
  • UTS alumnus wins Advance Global Alumni Award
• 14th
  • Freelance journalist Jo Chandler wins George Munster Prize
• 13th
  • German science tour selection an Australian first
• 12th
  • Gehry maquette unveiled in Sydney
• 10th
  • GE-UTS partnership a new driver in life sciences research
• 7th
  • New CRC to take Australian rail supply sector into the future
  • Google gets the numbers in industry innovation awards
• 6th
  • Scientists pinpoint potential oases in a changing climate
• 5th
  • Global health at the forefront for UTS's latest Fulbright scholar
• 4th
  • Improving accessibility one step at a time
• 3rd
  • The CAMRA Toolkit: All Culture is Local
  • Saving the planet, one floor at a time
  • What Was Left
  • A return to tradition
  • Social Media Law and Marketing: Fans, Followers and Online Infamy
  • The Welcome Dinner Project
  • Shark cull overkill
  • Midwifery's re-birth in PNG
  • Visualise this
  • Chasing the glory days
  • A club to be proud of
  • For art’s sake
  • At your service

FebruaryBack to top

• 26th
  • Tagged toads reveal secrets to invasion success
• 25th
  • Hope on horizon for sinus sufferers
• 21st
  • Leading literary duo appointed to UTS residency
• 18th
  • Climate change refugees are our responsibility
  • Motorway a sure bet to derail commuters
  • A rare insight into human kindness
  • A small step from a toxic workplace to dictatorship
  • Myriad meanings of a life force
  • Writers take up asylum seekers' cause
• 14th
  • Award-winning bridge robot technology goes on show
• 7th
  • International collaboration to improve desalination technology
• 6th
  • Solar thermal power a cost-effective ingredient for powering a hungry grid

JanuaryBack to top

• 31st
  • UTS ranks high among the young and international
  • Partnership to boost international big data research
  • Scientists shine a light on coral photosynthesis
• 25th
  • Experiencing China one Shanghai summer
• 24th
  • Summer schools open a window on uni studies
• 21st
  • Phone it in
• 17th
  • Young engineers tackle humanitarian challenge
  • Scientists push for return of marine sanctuary fishing ban
• 16th
  • New scholarships to deepen UTS relations with China
• 10th
  • Agreement forges stronger links with European research leader