News Archive
Scopus Young Researcher of the Year runner up in Humanities & Social Sciences
Congratulations to Associate Professor Michelle Moulds, who was the first runner up in the Humanities & Social Sciences Scopus Young Researchers Award for 2012.
Brain Sciences UNSW 2012 Symposium Best Poster Award
Congratulations to Bridget Callaghan who was awarded the “Brain Sciences UNSW 2012 Symposium Best Poster Award”.
Congratulations to Speed Thesis competitors
Congratulations to all of the PhD students who participated in the recent Faculty of Science Postgraduate Research competition.
Future Fellows
Congratulations to Professor Gavan McNally, Dr Ehsan Arabzadeh, and Dr Steven Most for being awarded a prestigious Future Fellowships grant from the Australian Research Council (ARC). These awards ar…
Honours Relocation Scholarships
The Dean's Honours Relocation Scholarship provides opportunities for high-performing non UNSW students to study their Honours year in the Faculty of Science. This scholarship, valued at $5,000, goes t…
2012 Society of Experimental Social Psychology Career Trajectory Award
Congratulations to Prof Eddie Harmon-Jones who will receive the 2012 Society of Experimental Social Psychology Career Trajectory Award. The Career Trajectory Award celebrates scientific contributions…
Dr Elizabeth Mason awarded prestigious Fellowship
Congratulations to Dr Elizabeth Mason for being awarded a prestigious Fellowship from the American Australian Association. The specific fellowship Liz received is sponsored by Qantas and is given to s…
Best Paper Award
Congratulations to Dr Oren Griffiths who has been selected to receive the "best paper" award for 2012 by the Psychonomic Society's Learning & Behavior editorial team. Dr Griffiths will also receive $1…
Summer Vacation Research Scholarship 2012-2013
The Faculty of Science at UNSW is offering a number of highly competitive summer research scholarships to currently enrolled undergraduate students who are considering continuing their studies at post…
Assisting young people cope with surviving cancer
In Australia, five young people are diagnosed with cancer each day. Even after successful treatment, getting back to 'normal' isn't easy. PhD student Ursula Sansom-Daly found little research on the be…
