News & events News Find out about the latest news, announcements and stories about science and medicine at ANU. Teeth record the hidden history of your childhood climate and diet New research shows that teeth contain a week-by-week climatic history of their owner’s childhood. Read the article Keywords Research theme - Any -Astronomy & AstrophysicsBiologyChemistryComputer scienceEarth & Marine SciencesEngineeringEnvironment & SustainabilityMathematicsMedical ResearchMedicine & PsychologyPhysicsPublic Health & EpidemiologyScience Communication Monday, 17 Jul 2017 Career story Little brother inspires big plans for ANU alumna Who ‘does’ science? That’s the question ANU alumna Sian Keys is posing, in an effort to prove ability is no barrier when it comes to science. Read the article Friday, 14 Jul 2017 Research story Let’s talk about sex. Beetle sex. This is not the easiest work to explain to your family: you spend your days watching beetle sex tapes. Read the article Tuesday, 11 Jul 2017 News Australia signs up to European Southern Observatory Australia has signed an agreement with the European Southern Observatory (ESO) to give Australian astronomers access to ESO telescopes in Chile. Read the article Tuesday, 11 Jul 2017 Student profile A close look at biology leads graduate to find herself It was while looking down a microscope that Minette Salmon made a huge breakthrough. Read the article Tuesday, 04 Jul 2017 Research story ANU invention may help to protect astronauts from radiation in space Scientists at ANU have designed a new nano material, opening the door to technology that protects astronauts in space from harmful radiation. Read the article Monday, 03 Jul 2017 Student blog How a double degree really can please everybody When I was growing up, it was difficult for me to choose a study path that wasn’t defined by my parents. Read the article Monday, 03 Jul 2017 Student blog A cheapskate’s guide to being an international student in Canberra I know a guy who is really good at his job. His job—or maybe it’s more like his life’s mission—is to never pay for food. Read the article Friday, 30 Jun 2017 Student profile Exciting nuclei with strange shapes As a kid growing up in New Zealand, Jackson Dowie was fascinated by nuclear physics, like his Kiwi predecessor Ernest Rutherford. Read the article Thursday, 29 Jun 2017 Research story Palm cockatoos beat drum like Ringo Starr New research from ANU shows when it comes to percussion, the palm cockatoo is the animal kingdom’s match for Ringo Starr or Phil Collins. Read the article Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ Page 155 Page 156 Current page 157 Page 158 Page 159 Next page › Last page »