Art imitates life as students compete for a chance at Olympiad glory
9 April 2015
In a situation typical of those showcased in the critically acclaimed film X+Y released around Australia today, the top performing …
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Professional and Consumer Forums for shared learning of pioneering treatment of lymphoedema using liposuction
8 April 2015
Data collated by medical staff at Macquarie University Hospital has shown that a liposuction surgery performed on eligible lymphoedema patients …
Team 3132 wins Regional Chairman’s award at the Hawaii FRC regional
7 April 2015
FIRST Robotics is an internationally acclaimed robotics program that inspires a passion for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths in young people. At the …
April graduation series commences
1 April 2015
Macquarie University’s April 2015 graduation series commences on Tuesday 7 April, with more than 15000 guests expected to attend ceremonies …
Battle of Gallipoli centenary honoured in art exhibition
1 April 2015
To commemorate the centenary of the Battle of Gallipoli, Macquarie University’s Art Gallery will launch an exhibition of artworks to …
Playground washing only temporary solution to children’s exposure to lead dust
26 March 2015
A new study has found that while the washing of playground equipment in mining towns does reduce children’s exposure to …
Australia to tackle melanoma with $14m research program
25 March 2015
Federal Minister for Health, the Hon. Sussan Ley, today announced more than $14 million in funding for a research program …
Macquarie Law School alumnus leads Henry Davis York
25 March 2015
Macquarie Law School congratulates alumnus Michael Greene on his recent appointment as Managing Partner of Henry Davis York (HDY), a renowned …
Macquarie Law School alumnus leads Henry Davis York
23 March 2015
Macquarie Law School congratulates alumnus Michael Greene on his recent appointment as Managing Partner of Henry Davis York (HDY), a …
Study: medication error reporting not indicative of patient safety
23 March 2015
A comparative study at two Australian hospitals suggests that hospitals’ incident data have significant shortcomings, especially as the basis for …
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