You can run but you can't hide as Google forges ahead with attempts to amass an unparalleled treasure trove of sensitive data about our behaviour.

COVID-19 is the latest example of a disease that affects men and women differently, with more women being infected in many countries and more men dying as a result of it.

It's not just your imagination, products used to have a longer lifespan, says UNSW industrial designer Dr Miles Park.

Lower-income households are disproportionately represented in and affected by challenges associated with apartment living, a new report finds. 

Dr Natalie Oh discusses her research interests, collaboration with the Grand Challenge on Trust and upcoming goals for her work.

A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng from UNSW Medicine and Professor Richard Mitchell from the Glasgow University will jointly lead the ‘Better Parks, Healthier for All?’ project.

Light-weight, cheap and ultra-thin perovskite crystals have promised to shake-up renewable energy for some time.

From finding packaging solutions in bananas to using citizen science to track bush regeneration, UNSW Sydney researchers are using nature – and each other – to help tackle global problems.

What are the benefits of the shutdown? The value can be calculated based on lives saved plus any indirect economic or health benefits.

INTERVIEW: Dr Katharine Kemp talks to the ABC's 7.30 report on the Australian government's COVIDSafe app to address concerns over privacy and data storage.

A group of UNSW cross-discipline experts discuss the benefits of plants, gardening and green spaces during COVID-19.

While in recent weeks the government's COVIDSafe Bill has made significant improvements, substantial concerns remain, according to UNSW experts, Dr Katharine Kemp and Professor Graham Greenleaf.