My research focuses on understanding the cellular mechanisms that underlie the brain’s ability to remodel neural circuits thus enabling learning and memory formation.

Scholarships are available for international students with excellent academic records.

Dr Samuel Harvey, MBBS MRCGP MRCPsych FRANZCP PhD, leads the Workplace Mental Health Research Program at the School of Psychiatry, University of New South Wales.  He is a psychiatrist and epid

I am an applied ecologist and conservation biologist

I am a Professor, NHMRC Emerging Leader, and Clinical Psychologist at the Black Dog Institute and UNSW School of Psychology. My current research interests are:

Jane Mowll holds a BSW, and PhD from the University of NSW (UNSW) Australia.

Mark is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the Mechatronics discipline within the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering.

I am an Associate Professor in Energy Systems with the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications, UNSW Sydney and lead the Real-Time Simulations (RTS@UNSW).

I am currently the Convenor of Music at UNSW. My teaching includes courses on critical theory, musical transformation, music and politics, and music as it relates to other arts and to everyday

kylie valentine is Director  of the Social Policy Research Centre and the Centre for Social Research in Health.

My research revolves around three interconnected themes: i) Assessing past changes in oceanic circulation, ii) Understanding the role of oceanic circulation in past and future abrupt clim

Dr Seher Ata is an Associate Professor in the

I am an ecological statistician who advances methodology for data analysis in ecology, to improve the ability of ecologists to answer important research questions.

Jan Seidel is a professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering, UNSW Sydney. He received his doctorate from TU Dresden, Germany in 2005.

 

Rob van Glabbeek has a strong international reputation in the study of the theory of concurrent computation, having made particular co

I grew up in Sydney and studied Biological Sciences at UNSW.

Carsten Schmitz-Peiffer undertook his PhD with Professor Dick Denton at Bristol University (UK), where he investigated insulin signal transduction and the regulation of fat cell metabolism.