News in Science

Six leading UTS researchers bring home ARC Future Fellowships.

This next La Niña (and El Niño) will affect allergy, asthma and hayfever suffers.

A major scientific project will rewild the marine habitats of Sydney Harbour.

Meet two UTS Science researchers investigating the world of microorganisms. 

The Enabling Technologies Education Hub will be used for for research and training.

Tackling a leading cause of mortality with innovation and multidisciplinary techniques.

New research examines how deadly strains of E. coli bacteria evolve.

You’ve probably heard of forensic science, but what about digital forensics?

UTS academics took home two Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.

A treatment for microbial infections may lose its effectiveness when used long-term.

Why losing these tiny, loyal fish to climate change spells disaster for coral.

More than 140 babies released in threatened species recovery project.

Infections of the Delta strain are increasing across Australia. 

UTS researchers have developed a bioplastic product made from red seaweed.

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation help us better understand the factors that prevent kids

A new test without painful nasal swabs and works on asymptomatic patients.

Why this HSC cohort has done it especially tough - and what we can do to help.

Fellowship will help Professor Dayong Jin zoom in on the molecular traffic within cells.

Sensor technology meets forensic chemistry in re-creating canine skill.

The  grant will help the researchers fast-track their fight against emerging varia

Two research breakthroughs are poised to accelerate diamond-based quantum technology.

The mysterious archaea microorganisms give up another secret to scientists.

In the heart of the world’s deserts roam herds of feral donkeys and horses.

Investigating the role of marine heatwaves on bacteria outbreaks in Australian waters.

Ayusha reflects on studying Forensic Science and the CSI effect.

A marine scientist and a biomedical engineer step into the spotlight.

DECRA success for forensic chemist

How corals respond to falling ocean oxygen levels could predict their chance of survival

Phyu Khine shares why studying during Summer session is a great option for UTS students.