Amber Condell

Amber Condell
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Hi there! My name is Amber Condell. I’m a third year Bachelor of Genetics student, who has happily been led astray by the fascinating Chemistry and Science Communication courses here at the ANU. 

One day, I hope to become a genetic counsellor or researcher - I’m the kind of person that loves patterns of genetic inheritance and enjoys drawing hypothetical family-tree diagrams for fun. 

In my very rare free time I like to knit, research film and technology history, sing and write sketches for the ANU Science Revue (hopefully) bringing smiles to audiences.

Articles

We lift the lid on the science that has made its way into the design of our buildings.

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A longhorn beetle (Rhytiphora).

Why judging a book by its cover has led to a tangled family tree for the longhorn beetle.

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Marika Niihori outside on campus.

After being awarded a Gates Cambridge Scholarship, ANU Physics student, Marika Niihori, is on her way to Cambridge with a vision to transform healthcare.

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Matthew Spence and Vanessa Vongsouthi stand behind a sheet of PET plastic film, the breakdown target of their PETase enzyme.

Two PhD students are harnessing the power of an enzyme to break down plastic.

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