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Western Sydney University researchers contribute to global call for urgent overhaul of food systems to combat land degradation crisis
Western Sydney University researchers have contributed to a landmark international study warning that urgent action is needed to transform global food systems to avert a land degradation crisis.
Improved stroke detection in women will save lives and millions in healthcare costs, new study finds
A new study has found that improving pre-hospital stroke identification accuracy in women to match that of men will lead to significant health benefits and cost savings for all Australians.
Communication is a two-way street, even if you’re talking to a four-month-old
A new study from Western Sydney University reveals that even from a very young age – as early as four-months-old – babies are active participants in ‘conversations’ with their parents.
Western Sydney University awarded international grant to advance menstrual health innovation
Western Sydney University has secured a prestigious Gates Foundation grant through the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative, supporting work under the Women’s Health stream.
Western to further strengthen agribusiness ties between Australia and India
Announced by Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator Penny Wong, a project led by Western Sydney University has been awarded a Maitri Grant to drive transformative growth in agribusiness and strengthen policy dialogue between Australia and India.
New travel grant honours Professor Anne Cutler's legacy and supports next generation of researchers
Distinguished Professor Anne Cutler was a renowned speech scientist, mentor and colleague to many in the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development at Western Sydney University.
Global study reveals how ‘fat bats’ are beating climate challenges
Western Sydney University researchers have discovered that bats across the globe fatten seasonally to survive harsh environmental conditions – and that climate patterns are playing a key role in shaping when, where, and how much fat they store.
Western awarded $5.9 million to restore native ground cover and combat future drought
Western Sydney University has secured more than $5.9 million through the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry’s Future Drought Fund for the project Seeding diverse native ground cover on farms for drought and climate resilience.
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