Tabitha Carvan
Articles
Our ANU
ANU Science On Location: Siding Spring Observatory
It takes a couple of minutes to get from Mars to Earth. Assuming you stick to the speed limit.
Our ANU
ANU Science On Location: Mountain Ash forests
In the ANU Fenner School, where economists work alongside ecologists, and hydrologists alongside historians, researchers transform fieldwork into policy.
Our ANU
ANU Science On Location: Warramunga Station
Read about the Warramunga Seismic and Infrasound Research Station of the ANU Research School of Earth Sciences.
Academic profile
A study of the human heart
Walking along the shelves, Professor Jane Dahlstrom indicates a spleen, preserved in fluid and encased in perspex, and says, “Yes, I remember that patient.”
Career story
Cracking the code of success: How a physics PhD can boost your business career
Dr Ramin Rafiei has some advice for anyone questioning the value of a PhD outside of academia: "Be a nerd!"
Academic profile
When neurons go wrong
Dr Nathalie Dehorter is finding ways to fix neuronal impairment, a common problem in development disorders like Parkinson's Disease and autism.
Career story
How to turn a bad day at the office into a life-changing doctorate
Almost everyone, at some point in their career, suffers from workplace stress. Chris decided to make a change, not just to his working life, but to yours too.
Student profile
One grad's bumpy ride to a PhD
Natalie Rimlinger has been having nightmares about Brian Schmidt.
Student profile
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.
Research story
Looking good, baby
Among the beeping machines of the neonatal intensive care unit, there’s a simple piece of technology that has changed the lives of thousands of families.
