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JuneBack to top

• 19th
  • Modern-day slavery
  • Canine evidence under scrutiny
  • Nose to the ground
  • Masters of detection
  • Think tank a false climate prophet
  • Emerging authors raise their voices
  • Festival takes back the corroboree
  • In a different vein
• 13th
  • UTS-based radio station 2ser launches new breakfast show
• 12th
  • Tropical vagrants bigger, stronger survivors
• 11th
  • Seagrass protection essential in high-carbon climate
• 7th
  • Families to benefit from research into improving childcare availability
  • UTS helps shape the future of NSW communities
• 6th
  • New research suggests seaweed species may adapt to higher temperatures
• 5th
  • Health academic a new community ambassador for stroke awareness
• 3rd
  • Let there be light
  • A new conversation
  • Eco runnings
  • Eyes on the ball
  • Finger lickin’ accounting
  • Fluent globe trotter
  • From humble beginnings
  • Going green
  • Making headlines
  • Moving Forward: Introduction to Psychosis
  • Stories from the Tower
  • Strange wings
  • The new Broadway
  • Unhealthy buzz

MayBack to top

• 30th
  • International experts boost awareness of blue carbon
  • Mediation at the heart of UTS law student research
• 22nd
  • National strategy is key for the future of Australian mining
  • Multi-million dollar research to improve quality of our food
• 17th
  • Google Australia chooses UTS alumnus for top job
• 15th
  • Yes, fish do have ears
  • Women soldier on
  • Out of the closet
  • Planet first, profit later
  • Art finds its place
  • Escape from the Hermit Kingdom
  • Gender-bending fish share their secrets
• 13th
  • Local government sector set to measure community wellbeing
• 10th
  • Highest honours to UTS's top men of business
• 6th
  • Calming of age
  • Culture class
  • Doped or duped?
  • Endurance training
  • Exploring usability
  • Fresh start
  • Green thumbs
  • High Season: A memoir of heroin & hospitality
  • Just for laughs
  • Losing February
  • One size does not fit all
  • The Best Australian Stories 2012
  • Understanding mental illness
• 3rd
  • UTS elite student athlete program welcomes Australia’s brightest

AprilBack to top

• 24th
  • UTS donates to Sichuan Lushan earthquake disaster
• 17th
  • If you can’t beat it, join it
  • Fashion takes to the streets in Shanghai
  • Moonlighting protein offers potential route to new vaccine against pneumonia in pigs
  • Weaving a new way
  • Sacred cows give us gas
  • Sport programs get top marks
  • Broadway back up in lights
  • Share and share alike
  • High-rise harvest
• 12th
  • Innovative approaches to high-quality teaching awarded
• 10th
  • UTS strengthens key global partnership with China’s Sun Yat-sen University
• 4th
  • Razor clam research has a sharp edge
• 2nd
  • Behavior Computing: Modeling, analysis, mining and decision
  • 20th century re-imagined
  • All in the family
  • Behind the walls
  • Breaking through the marzipan layer
  • Brief encounters
  • From Canada with love
  • Great Western Highway
  • Language and Mobility: Unexpected places
  • Social robots, smarter planet
  • Supporting equity in research
  • Want clean electricity?
  • Water world at her feet

MarchBack to top

• 27th
  • Two years old and growing fast - The Conversation
• 25th
  • 2SER finds fresh voices and new programming
• 22nd
  • TV series inspires a new generation to consider a bigger future
• 20th
  • My child, or not?
  • Change comes for the folding stuff
  • Buzz builds for honey treatments
  • Hard labour
  • Time for bosses to shape up
  • A sporting chance
  • Attenborough’s top 10 animals
  • The quoll’s last stand
• 18th
  • Vaccine breakthrough could eliminate spontaneous bovine abortion
• 14th
  • Innovative biofuel research shortlisted in GE ecomagination Challenge
• 11th
  • The daily routine of food waste captivates short film awards
• 5th
  • Climate change will test newly understood resilience in plants
• 4th
  • Behind the Tower: A personal history of NSWIT and UTS
  • Another Time and Place
  • Foal's bread
• 1st
  • Women at the summit
  • Bacteria and the bees: antibiotics work better with honey
  • Out-of-class action
  • Hey gayby baby
  • Tastes of Sydney
  • Undermining coal seam gas
  • Right to die?
  • Where it all began
  • Straight shooter
  • Today, tomorrow
  • Building futures

FebruaryBack to top

• 28th
  • New slavery act will aid victims claiming compensation
• 22nd
  • Coastal carbon accounting: new research into Australia’s ‘blue carbon’ potential
• 21st
  • A Grimm tale
  • One-stop surgery shops
  • Nip tuck tourism
  • It’s liquid gold
  • Handbags and glad rags
  • The farmer’s gold dust
  • Uncertain times
  • Victory for vaccination supporters
• 18th
  • Gotye comes full circle
• 14th
  • Million dollar research startup will target autoimmune and inflammatory disease
  • Manuka honey opens door for effective treatment of chronic wounds
• 12th
  • Open access at the heart of global information advances
• 8th
  • Award winning ecologist joins UTS Science ranks
• 7th
  • UTS graduate wins PhD thesis of 2012
• 5th
  • UTS academics and alumni honoured on Australia Day
  • Sand animation picks up Aussie Oscar

JanuaryBack to top

• 24th
  • New Law Dean to steward the path of graduates in changing profession
• 22nd
  • Study calls for reform of laws on the use and destruction of IVF embryos
• 21st
  • UTS professor receives prestigious science award for research in statistical science
• 18th
  • Pregnant women seek alternative care
  • UTS hosts life-changing summer school for priority school students
• 15th
  • UTS takes top honours at international business competition
• 14th
  • Vale Emeritus Professor R D (Gus) Guthrie passes away
• 9th
  • Blues sporting stars shine at awards
• 2nd
  • Groundwater research may be forest lifesaver