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Community-minded ANU physics graduate awarded Tillyard Prize »
A science PhB graduate who has just completed Honours at the Research School of Physics and Engineering (RSPE) has won the prestigious Tillyard Prize for 2016.
ANU graduate makes a difference to lives of students »
Ben Gill has always been curious, wanted to understand how things work, and find ways to make improvements. He also wanted to make his mark on the University.
ANU graduate helps close the gap »
Danielle Dries, a Kaurna woman from South Australia wants to close the gap on health and life expectancy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
Student wins scholarship to study causes of autoimmune disease »
A medical science graduate has been awarded a scholarship to continue his research into the genetic causes of autoimmune disease.
From Townsville to Canberra to Cambridge: Science grad to follow footsteps of Stephen Hawking...
Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) student Damon Binder will follow in the footsteps of Stephen Hawking when he studies his PhD at Cambridge University.
Only in Canberra! One student's national capital experience »
There are some experiences you can only get in Canberra.
Science internships: How to win friends and influence people »
Emlyn Graham can do a magic trick. He knows, at any moment, how to earn your instant respect.
Finding a career between science and law »
An internship with a high-profile government agency has helped Bryce Robinson find his career direction.
Broadening the SCOPE of a science degree »
Meet Lee Constable who, just a year after graduating, has a job that combines knowledge and creativity.
On the days leading up to my exchange, I knew I was meant to feel excited but I was actually 50 per cent freaking out, and 50 per cent sad to leave my friends...
