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Research to assist nation s homeless population

Research to assist nation s homeless population
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Sydney scientists take home Young Tall Poppy Awards

Sydney scientists take home Young Tall Poppy Awards
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New south walesAyesha tullochYu heng lauTegan chengSchool of lifeGroup leaderAustralian research council discovery early careerSchool of chemistryKids researchUniversity of sydneyTall poppy scienceAustralian instituteYoung tall poppy science awardsTall poppiesEnvironmental scienceTall poppy

Scientists take home Young Tall Poppy Awards

Outstanding contributions in the fields of biomedical engineering, conservation science and synthetic chemistry have led to three researchers from the.

New south walesAyesha tullochYu heng lauTegan chengSchool of lifeGroup leaderAustralian research council discovery early careerSchool of chemistryKids researchUniversity of sydneyTall poppy science awardTall poppy scienceAustralian instituteYoung tall poppy science awardsTall poppiesEnvironmental science

Milky Way no freak accident, astronomers say

Date Time Milky Way no freak accident, astronomers say Detailed study by University of Sydney astronomers of a galaxy 320 million light years away reveals striking similarities to our own home. Panorama photo of the Milky Way at the European Southern Observatory in Chile. Photo: H. Hayer/ESO The first detailed cross-section of a galaxy broadly similar to the Milky Way, published today, reveals that our galaxy evolved gradually, instead of being the result of a violent mash-up. The finding throws the origin story of our home into doubt. The galaxy, dubbed UGC 10738, turns out to have distinct ‘thick’ and ‘thin’ discs similar to those of the Milky Way. This suggests, contrary to previous theories, that such structures are not the result of a rare long-ago collision with a smaller galaxy. They appear to be the product of more peaceful change.

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