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How Macquarie researchers made headlines in 2022
Advancements in knowledge and innovation triggered major impact across many fields of human endeavour during 2022 - see how some of our researchers made news this year.
Most authors can't make a living from books alone: survey
Over 70 per cent of Australian authors surveyed either rely on their partner’s income or earn a living doing another job, a national survey has found.
Death spiral: New James Webb Space Telescope images show a star's murder scene
The first images of a nebula from the James Webb Telescope gave astronomers remarkable insights into the death of the star that created these beautiful haloes of gas and dust.
Please explain: What is the Law of the Sea and why is it so important?
The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea recently overturned the UK’s 55-year unlawful occupation of the Chagos Islands. And, as sea levels rise, this ruling has the potential to cause a ripple effect in international law.
New innovative app aims to enhance management of Australian soil under national scheme
Macquarie University researchers have developed a new software management system to be used as part of a $15-million project aimed at improving the management of one of Australia’s most precious resources.
Joint partnership to fund $7.5 million upgrade to Macquarie University sports fields
A new partnership will see the main oval at Macquarie University’s sports fields upgraded to elite AFL competition standard, following a $5 million grant from the NSW Government’s Multi-Sport Community Facility Fund.
Teal appeal: What the 2022 Word of the Year says about Aussie vernacular
Macquarie University linguist Annabelle Lukin analyses the winning words on the 2022 Macquarie Dictionary’s Word Of The Year shortlist.
Innovator Dr Larry Marshall on blending science and business
Science entrepreneur and CSIRO Chief Executive Dr Larry Marshall talks about his time at Macquarie and his big plans for the future, connecting scientists with big business.
Creativity in the spotlight at new research centre
The Creative Documentary Research Centre at Macquarie University – which draws students and creative professionals together – puts students on the pathway to success by providing a space to practice their work.
Professor Lucy Marshall appointed as Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering
Professor Lucy Marshall, a leading water resources engineer, has been appointed Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Macquarie University.
Macquarie University and Gilmour Space partner to deliver new space technology set for orbit
Macquarie University’s Australian Astronomical Optics (AAO) has signed an agreement with pioneering manufacturer Gilmour Space Technologies to produce a new sovereign space technology, set to launch in 2023.
Wearable, waterproof device aims to cut drownings
A new wearable device that detects signs of drowning and alerts lifeguards to the swimmer's location has been developed by Macquarie University researchers.