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18 December 2025
Join us for UTS Info Day on Thursday, 18 December 2025 — your chance to explore study options before UAC preferences close.
4 -19 December 2025
Climate Solvers is a national documentary photography project by Sydney-based photographer and UTS Fellow Guy Templeton. Featuring 70 images, the exhibition highlights Australians delivering practical climate solutions and translating national decarbonisation goals into real-world action.
4 -19 December 2025
Climate Solvers is a national documentary photography project by Sydney-based photographer and UTS Fellow Guy Templeton. Featuring 70 images, the exhibition highlights Australians delivering practical climate solutions and translating national decarbonisation goals into real-world action.
18 December 2025
Join us for UTS Info Day on Thursday, 18 December 2025 — your chance to explore study options before UAC preferences close.
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Pioneering hydrogeologist Professor Bradley Moggridge is being acknowledged for his world-leading expertise bridging western and Indigenous science.
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Dr Chantal Donovan is discovering the unexpected connection between lung and gut health has won $1 million in philanthropic funding.
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A long-held view is that compulsive behaviours involve individuals getting stuck in a “habit loop” that overrides self-control, however new research suggests this might not be the case.
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By James Laurenceson
News
Pioneering hydrogeologist Professor Bradley Moggridge is being acknowledged for his world-leading expertise bridging western and Indigenous science.
News
Dr Chantal Donovan is discovering the unexpected connection between lung and gut health has won $1 million in philanthropic funding.
News
A long-held view is that compulsive behaviours involve individuals getting stuck in a “habit loop” that overrides self-control, however new research suggests this might not be the case.
News
By James Laurenceson
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