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UTS scientists have developed a COVID-19 test that will give results in minutes.

Scientists will use AI to recognise individual dragons in a novel conservation project.

Meet the academics selected as finalists for this year's prestigious Eureka Prizes.

Dr Laura McCaughey receives top accolade for her work as scientist and role model.

How bushfires can harm and even kill our delicious oysters.

National DNA program aims to bring closure for families of unidentified human remains.

Kidman Centre UTS targets mental health challenges for HSC and uni.

New survey reveals a low level of knowledge about antibiotics.

Sydney urban centres are sprouting living infrastructure to clean air and cool community spaces.

Conserving coral reefs is possible, with caveats.

Everything you need to know about the novel coronavirus, written by our UTS expert, Dr Barbara Brito Rodriguez.

Young Henrys brewers and UTS scientists are using algae to reduce the carbon footprint of your schooner.

Two UTS researchers are heading to the US as 2020 Fulbright scholars.

Professor Dennis McNevin explores the slippery slope of Genomic Prediction

Donors and supporters of the UTS Body Donation Program have been recognised at 2019 remembrance ceremony

One workshop, 23 researchers, 108 questions and thousands of data points.

A shift in scientific viewpoint leads to discovery with international public health significance

Australian honey is abuzz with high-value antibacterial activity, meaning it could play a pivotal role in the prevention...

UTS and China’s Southern University of Science will co-invest $10m to develop next-gen biomedical imaging nanotechnologies.

A new study shows that even low levels of air pollution can damage lungs.

Dr Emma Camp has been officially recognised as a “Tall Poppy”, one of 11 young NSW based early...

A cultural shift is helping safeguard the Great Barrier Reef.

An online citizen science project, Adrift, connects the public to the conditions of microscopic marine microbes as they...

Microbiologist Professor Cynthia Whitchurch has been elected as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science.

A collaboration between Fudan University and UTS IBMD uses ‘new physics’ to develop a highly sensitive biomedical imaging...

A groundbreaking project to tackle one of the world’s most pressing and complex health challenges – antimicrobial resistance...

Have a great idea for algae based products or services? Applications are now open for Green Light, the...

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are among the world’s most common bacterial infections, affecting around 50 per cent of...