Dr Carlo Bradac will discuss the latest advances in science and technology, and define the role of scientific research in tackling the major global challenges of our society.
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Get active with the Warrior Walk
The indigenous-themed event is on tomorrow and it’s not too late to join the stroll around campus and get a free lunch!
FIRST leader shortlisted for international diversity award
Professor Michael Heimlich is up for a GEDC Airbus Diversity Award for his work in leading the FIRST program, which brings robotics to women, rural/regional schools and under-represented groups.
Associate Professor Andrew Georgiou receives prestigious Fellowship
Prestigious Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA) honour bestowed to Associate Professor Andrew Georgiou, Australian Institute of Health Innovation.
International medal for river management expert
Associate Professor Kirstie Fryirs has received an international medal for her research contributions to river system management.
iGEM Solar synthesisers shine bright in Boston
For the second year running, a team of undergraduate students from Macquarie’s CBMS 330 course have brought home gold from the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) jamboree in Boston, Massachusetts.
Shields up!
Macquarie researchers have developed innovative medical antennas to combat one of the main challenges of wireless medical devices.
Volkswagen outrage shows limits of corporate power
Professor Carl Rhodes shares his insight with The Conversation on the recent Volkswagen scandal.
Northern Rivers students LEAP into Big History
As part of Bridges to Higher Education, LEAP Program staff invited the Big History Institute to break down some of the program’s critical thinking concepts.
A showcase of innovation
Last week’s Annual Conference and all-staff exhibition gave our community the chance to get hands on, ask questions and experience some of the pioneering work under way at Macquarie.
Big History makes history
Big History is now globally available through a massive open online course (MOOC) on Coursera, alongside other courses from leading international universities.
The power of the pedal
IT Project Manager Andrew Elliston says give a bike a go on Ride2Uni day.