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Sydney, Australia
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Yesterday, EU Energy Commissioner @KadriSimson and the Hon @BowenChris MP toured UNSW, including a visit to key energy R&D facilities in solar photovoltaics, green hydrogen and more. We wrapped up the tour with a visit to the record-holding Sunswift Racing car! ☀️⚡️
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Find out more about inclusion and diversity at UNSW.
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UNSW Sydney boasts a multicultural campus environment with over 120 nationalities represented. We value this diversity and strive to create a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone to learn,...
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Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (IDERD), sometimes known as ‘Harmony Day’ in Australia. So why are they both on the same day? Here’s a 2 min history lesson. 👇
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We’re calling upon the Australian Government for a one-off $33.3 million investment in Australia’s future by supporting the proposed Australian Institute of Applied Ethics. 🔗 Pledge your support:
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Australia's ethical infrastructure has been neglected. Support a national institute that will ensure better decision-making for the benefit of all.
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Australia is on the cusp of a brilliant future – but we need your help…!. UNSW, @Sydney_Uni and @ethics_centre have partnered up to propose a new, national Institute for Applied Ethics that will provide independent, expert advice on the profound ethical issues facing our nation.
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💬 “It takes a certain amount of self-confidence to think, ‘Yeah, I might be wrong’ and ‘Why do I think that?’…”. UNSW A/Prof Michaelis Michael explains the markers of a bad faith argument – and how learning to argue better can make us better people.
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A UNSW Sydney philosopher explains the markers of a bad faith argument and how learning to argue better can make us better people.
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The platy was able to enjoy some belly rubs, being too young to have venom in his spurs (and remember, this is an expert researcher - don't attempt to provide belly rubs to platys yourself). 📸: Dr Tahneal Hawke (@tahneal_hawke), Platypus Conservation Initiative, UNSW.
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This juvenile platypus was rescued after noticing strange behaviour and an inability to dive. After making sure he had no injuries and could display foraging behaviours, UNSW researchers from the @Platypus_CI released him back to the river.
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When endangered species are seen struggling to survive it’s easy to assume they can be saved by giving them more of what they have now – but what if they could flourish with very different environments, foods and climates?.
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The distant past could provide clues to a species' immediate future.
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A fresh coat of rainbow must mean it’s @sydneymardigras season 🌈. Check out everything happening at UNSW throughout the festival 🔗
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New UNSW modelling of Seoul, South Korea’s capital city, has shown that green roofs could cool the city by around 1°C during summer and slash the energy demand associated with cooling by almost 8% under maximum coverage.
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New research shows rooftop greenery coverage can help cool down a major city while reducing energy demand.
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🥹 Have you ever encountered something so adorable that you had an inexplicable urge to squeeze, crush or pinch it? You might have experienced the psychological phenomenon known as cute aggression.
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If too cute is simply too much for us to handle, our minds can do a strange thing.
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🌊 A group of marine scientists are embarking on a mission to restore the waters of the iconic Sydney Harbour. If successful, it may become a template for revitalising other urban marine sites worldwide.
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Scientists are working to bring balance back to Sydney‘s iconic waterway. If successful, it may become a template for revitalising other urban marine sites around the world.
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🧧🐉 Happy Lunar New Year! May the Year of the Dragon bring you good luck and fortune. UNSW Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Attila Brungs rings in the new year with a special message to everyone across our community.
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Announced last night during the annual Top 100 Future Leader Awards, 37 UNSW students were recognised as the most sought-after hires by employers. 🔗 Read the full story:
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Top100 Future Leaders list names 37 UNSW Sydney students.
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Half a decade as Australia’s most employable university! 👏🏆. For the fifth year in a row, we've been named @GradConnection's most employable university, in recognition of the outstanding talent and achievements of our students!
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