No fables from this AESOP
AAO-Macquarie has hit a major milestone for its AESOP (Australian ESO Positioner) device, which enables astronomers to analyse light from stars and galaxies.
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10 questions with… Deborah O'Neill
In celebration of International Nurses Day on 12 May, and in recognition of the incredible work nurses do particularly in these testing times, we chat to Deborah O'Neill, Executive Director of Nursing at MQ Health. Deb is a key medical advisory member of MQ Health's COVID-19 Taskforce, which was established in March to guide Macquarie […]
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Students talk of the "incredible power" of COVID support
While exceptional student support has long been a hallmark of Macquarie's 'students first' mindset, 2020 will be remembered as the year that student support went beyond anything we have known before.
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10 questions with…Professor David Gillatt
We get to know with Professor David Gillatt, Professor of Urological Oncology and Robotic Surgery, and Director of Medical Services at Macquarie University Hospital.
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Empathy at the heart of University's 'quick change' marketing campaign
The University's new awareness campaign centres on empathy, recognising the uncertainty many are feeling and highlighting how Macquarie is helping students - and the broader community - through these turbulent times.
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Medicine and health students support the community during COVID
With private hospitals part of the network contributing to the public health system's response to COVID-19, Macquarie University Hospital has been preparing since early March for a possible surge in COVID cases.