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Macquarie Professor wins Scientist of the Year
One of the world’s most influential ecologists has been named Scientist of the Year at the 2014 NSW Science and Engineering Awards.
Getting social in your classroom
The results of a University-wide academic survey show how social media can be integrated into your learning and teaching.
Master the pasta
The Staff Café team are sharing the secrets of one of their most popular dishes: Prawn linguini with shaved fennel, tomato, chilli and garlic.
Rewarding engagement
Leadership, cross-cultural experience and the opportunity to explore were celebrated at the annual Student Groups Awards.
Finding the warrior within
Women across campus are unleashing their inner warrior via the social sport program.
In the media – radio spotlight
Macquarie researchers regularly engage with radio broadcasters to promote their recent work, share research findings, and contribute to public discussions in their areas of expertise.
What does the flying-fox say?
Our researchers are building Australia’s largest library of sounds made by native Australian mammals to aid in research, education, management and conservation.
Graduate’s mission to Mars
Dr Abigail Allwood has become the first woman – and the first Australian – to lead a NASA team searching for signs of life on Mars.
60 seconds with…
Joshua Dymock can answer your tough questions, double as George Clooney’s much younger (and better looking) brother and step in when Barcelona FC needs a striker.
A meeting of the minds
The inaugural Inter-university Neuroscience and Mental Health Conference has led to increased collaboration between leading NSW universities across these fields.
Giddy-up Macquarie
Break out your top hats and fascinators; it’s time to dress to impress at the staff Melbourne Cup celebration.