4/4 “It can be daunting to see where a WIL program can take you, but it is also the perfect way of testing what you want your future to hold,” Lilla advises. Explore upcoming WIL opportunities, here:

3/4 "I learnt that the academic publication processes is not straight-forward; it takes time to progress through multiple checks and balances," said Lilla. "We applied to at least six different journals until eventually our paper was accepted. It was worth the wait though!".

2/4 “I learnt that the academic publication process requires constant communication with all parties involved,” said Noam. “Refining the manuscript involves integrating multiple perspectives and assessing the best approach to implementing those changes.”.

1/4 Through the Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program, UNSW Science undergrads are already making their mark in research, including contributing to published papers. Read more about the recent work of students Noam Taylor and Lilla Irwin, here:

Six new Diamond DA40 XLT aeroplanes have landed in the UNSW School of Aviation at Bankstown Airport, and with their state-of-the-art technology, these aircrafts will take students' training experience to new heights. Read more about the new fleet:.

RT @acereduau: It's the 10th International Day of Women and Girls in Science and we're keen to celebrate. ACER's Dr Kristy Osborne looks at….

RT @VeenaSahajwalla: Delighted to today be actively supporting International Day of Women and Girls in Science, STEM (science, technology,….

2/2.“Membership fees of professional academic societies are generally not equitable and need to be carefully reconsidered in order to support the individuals from historically marginalised and underrepresented groups in science,” says Dr Lagisz.

1/2.Research, led by @unswbees Dr Malgorzata Lagisz, has found that among 182 international societies for ecology and evolution researchers only 26% offered fee concessions for postdoctoral researchers. Read the full story, here:

RT @peterwich: Last week, we ran again SciX@UNSW 2025! Fantastic enthusiasm by the senior high school students diving into the world of #sc….

2/2 Prof. Sahajwalla is among many distinguished UNSW community members, including Emeritus Professor of Physics Joe Wolfe, to be recognised with Australia Day Honours this year 👏. Explore the full list of honourees:.

1/2 Congratulations to Scientia Professor @VeenaSahajwalla who has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia for distinguished service to science, materials research, technology and waste management!

RT @ausphysics: The physics of music and the voice: wonderful to hear Prof Joe Wolfe @UNSWScience has been awarded an AM in today's #Austra….

RT @ramacgenomics: As part of the @unswscience "SciX@UNSW" program we hosted a tour of our genomics facility! This program supports passion….

RT @HSNegin: Excited to have hosted students for #2025SciX Summer School @UNSWScience. Students explored our neurofeedback, EEG, and virtua….

A recently published in @Nature Food, led by Prof. @DJ_Eldridge, reveals a strong positive relationship between dung presence and grazing pressure. Dung records have been used to create high-res maps of herbivore distribution around the world.

New research, co-authored by UNSW’s @ProfJoelPearson, sheds light on the neural mechanisms behind aphantasia - a condition where individuals cannot voluntarily generate visual mental imagery. Find out more:

In 2024, our science community have driven progress and impact, and now we've raced to the end of the year! . We'll be taking a short break until 6 January 2025, and our page won't be monitored during this time. Wishing you a safe and restful holiday season!

RT @VeenaSahajwalla: The @UNSW SMaRT Centre has developed a technology road map for decentralised #recycling solutions as part of the the @….

3/3 Applications close on January 27!. Find out more about the program: