Research success

First-of-its-kind health app to be trialled for young people managing diabetes and mental health

A high percentage of young people living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes in Australia have a mental health condition, affecting their lives, ability to self-manage their diabetes, and increasing the risk of health complications.


Western helps nurture Australia’s little multilingual minds

A Western led research team has been awarded an Australian Research Council Linkage Project grant to establish a language learning program for early childhood education centres.


Global Soil Biodiversity Atlas

Soil conservation urged to become a priority for protecting the world’s ecosystems

A new international study including researchers from Western Sydney University has identified the global hotspots that should be the highest priority for soil nature conservation planning.


New vision for a global, liveable and sustainable Parramatta by 2035

Greater Parramatta will become a truly global, liveable and sustainable city by 2035, according to a new, visionary report by Western Sydney University.


Dog owner

Study identifies 7 dog behaviours that could aid development of robotic pets

A new international study including researchers from Western Sydney University looks at specific dog behaviours that dog owners perceive as important for bonding with their pet, progressing towards creating robots that interact purposefully with humans.


Experiment site in Alice Springs

Study finds termites may play pivotal role in climate change

A new international study including researchers from Western Sydney University reveals termites play a critical role in the world’s ecosystems, particularly in the tropics, and they are expected to become increasingly important as temperatures rise globally.


Menstruation Matters Education Report

Research reveals menstrual education lacking in Australia

Research conducted by Western Sydney University reveals young Australians are not receiving adequate information or education about periods and menstrual management.


Social interactions key to better quality of life for aged care residents

A new study including researchers from Western Sydney University and Macquarie University has revealed that there is a direct link between social interactions and quality of life for aged care residents.



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