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Fathers aren't taking parental leave
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The humble blackboard is still the board of choice when it comes to crafting equations.
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The first Science at ANU photography competition will showcase our research schools through your photographs.
8 May 2015
Scientists from the ANU have sought the advice of Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin for their high-technology research into cricket bats.
7 May 2015
The world's largest fusion energy experiment, ITER, has turned to Australian physicists to supply a crucial imaging system for the multi-billion-euro...
6 May 2015
New ANU research has shown that, even by the time they leave primary school, children are unable to tell the difference between genuine and fake sadness from...
5 May 2015
Applications are now open for the stellar ANU Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics Astronomy Winter School at Mt Stromlo and Siding Spring...
1 May 2015
The Australian discovery of a strange exoplanet orbiting a small cool star 500 light years away is challenging ideas about how planets form. "We have found a...
30 Apr 2015
Staff, alumni and even students have given more than $200,000 to kickstart the Research School of Earth Sciences' (RSES) Future Fund. "The Earth Sciences...
30 Apr 2015
New research at The Australian National University (ANU) will explore how sleep can affect learning in young children. Dr Emma Axelsson of the ANU School of...
29 Apr 2015
Former ANU PhD student Dr Ganna Gryn'ova has become one of a few Australian scholars to win a prestigious international award in chemistry. Dr Gryn'ova was...
29 Apr 2015
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr is calling on Canberra scientists to nominate for the inaugural ACT Scientist of the Year Award.
29 Apr 2015
ANU has secured its position as Australia's top university in the latest QS global subject rankings. ANU has been rated in the top 10 in the world in four...
27 Apr 2015
From poverty to poor urban planning, the lives of thousands of Australians are being cut short and their health compromised every day because of bad policy and...
25 Apr 2015
There aren’t many scientists who have a daily radio show. But Adam Shirley has tens of thousands of devoted people listening to his dulcet tones every day.
