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Macquarie academic appointed 2026 Visiting Professor at Seoul National University
Macquarie Law School academic Dr Constantinos Yiallourides has been selected as the 2026 Visiting Professor of Australian Studies at Seoul National University’s Graduate School of International Studies.
Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District evolves with new leadership and focus on research
Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District (CMPID) is entering a new chapter, announcing a refreshed operational focus and leadership structure that cements Macquarie University as the lead custodian of the association.
Opinion: Why early-offer schemes are a useful option for students
Professor Eric Knight, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (People and Operations), discusses the importance of early-offer schemes.
Milestone Moyal Medal awarded to astrophysicist Tamara Davis
Macquarie University has awarded the Moyal Medal, now in its milestone 25th year, to University of Queensland Professor Tamara Davis AM in recognition of her outstanding contributions to astrophysics and cosmology.
Macquarie researcher one step away from ‘environmental genius’ title
Macquarie University conservation biologist Dr Anthony Waddle has been named one of three finalists for the global Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award.
Young Tall Poppy success continues for Macquarie University researchers
Two Macquarie University scientists have been named 2025 NSW Young Tall Poppy winners, a recognition of their research excellence and community engagement.
Macquarie’s solar silver solution strikes gold
University partners with Lithium Universe to commercialise new recycling technology for solar panels.
Boots and books in Broken Hill to inspire next-gen athletes and students
Macquarie University and Sydney FC are combining forces to deliver an innovative one-week education and sporting program for one of Australia’s most remote communities, Broken Hill.
Macquarie University hosts Indigenous Science Experience Community Day at Redfern
Macquarie University will showcase Indigenous scientific knowledge through its annual Indigenous Science Experience Community Day, bringing together community groups, scientists and cultural educators in the heart of Redfern as part of National Science Week.
Study reveals mitochondrial disease costs nation $8.6 billion annually
Comprehensive research from Macquarie University shows 92 per cent of disease burden falls on families, not the healthcare system.
Macquarie researchers shine on Eureka Prize shortlist
Researchers from Macquarie University have been named finalists in six categories in the Australian Museum’s prestigious Eureka Prizes for Science Excellence.
MindSpot success shows online treatment can address unmet mental health demand
Psychological treatment via the internet could play a critical role in meeting Australia’s rapidly growing demand for mental health care services, according to researchers at Macquarie University.