University of Sydney

The University of Sydney has become Australia’s first university to join the Airbus Global University Partner Program – a global network of universities to develop engineering and technology specialists of the future. The partnership between Airbus and the University of Sydney’s faculty of engineering and information technologies will the two organisations to collaborate in funding students and activities … Continue reading University of Sydney and Airbus announce partnership →

Three global technology funding giants have invested in Q-CTRL, Australia’s first venture-capital-backed quantum technology company, established by the University of Sydney’s Professor Michael Biercuk. Sequoia China and DCVC (Data Collective) with Hong Kong-based Horizons Ventures today announced completion of Q-CTRL’s seed round initiated last year by Australia’s Main Sequence Ventures. Sequoia China, a leading investment … Continue reading Sydney’s Q-CTRL wins backing from global technology funds →

The NSW government is supporting the University of Sydney to deliver two free online courses to help businesses and entrepreneurs embrace innovation and grow through design thinking. NSW Deputy Premier and Minister for Small Business John Barilaro said the five week courses were a great upskilling opportunity and were funded by the government’s Boosting Business … Continue reading University of Sydney offers free online courses on business innovation →

Engineers from the University of Sydney (USYD), Australia and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) are collaborating on research in diverse areas ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) and food technology to clean energy and waste management. The faculty-to-faculty partnership will see the USYD’s Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies explore new research opportunities with NTU Singapore’s College … Continue reading USYD & NTU Singapore engineers join forces →

Last month, Lockheed Martin announced that it is partnering with the University of Sydney and RMIT University on Research and Development (R&D) projects to develop advanced technologies that will have significant implications for both defence and commercial space-based applications. Speaking in Adelaide at the 68th International Astronautical Congress, Rod Drury, managing director – Australia, Lockheed … Continue reading Lockheed Martin partners with two Australian universities for advanced manufacturing R&D →

Scientists at the University of Sydney are creating more cost effective biodegradable PPC polymers.