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Macquarie's current Superstars of STEM (L-R): Dr Devika Kamath, Dr Georgia Ward-Fear, Dr Lizzy Lowe and Dr Kate Selway. The term "celebrity female scientist" might make you cringe a little, but it's something that Science and Technology Australia is ultimately trying to build an army of with its Superstars of STEM program. Now in its […]
Fighting the good fight, ARC DECRA Research Fellow Amy Cain from the Department of Molecular Sciences, describes her job as to "Fight in the world's biggest, smallest war: against antibiotic resistance."
In celebration of Science Week, we take a look at some of the biggest stories in STEM to hit the news recently. (1) Ancient stars break the rules of how suns are made Associate Professor Daniel Zucker from the Department of Physics and Astronomy is part of a team that has found something very unusual. […]
It's one of the highlights of the working year at Macquarie - when we take some time out to prioritise our personal health and wellbeing, joining with colleagues across the whole campus for the University's annual Staff Wellbeing Month.
Every month we celebrate impressive achievements and partnerships within the Macquarie community.
On the back of the ground-breaking announcement last week that Macquarie researchers have discovered a world-first gene therapy that could reverse Alzheimer's memory loss, we thought it would be timely to chat with one of the researchers from the Dementia Research Centre (DRC).
