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Doughnut-shaped region found inside Earth’s core deepens understanding of planet’s magnetic field
A doughnut-shaped region thousands of kilometres beneath our feet within Earth’s liquid core has been discovered by ANU scientists, providing new clues about the dynamics of our planet’s magnetic field.
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The detection of two neutron stars colliding in space about five billion trillion kilometres away has left a team of scientists scratching their heads.
- Student profile
Bobby Sun loves the ocean and is about to graduate with a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours), specialising in marine science. And yet, she can't swim.
- Student profile
Sherbaz says his current career trajectory was shaped by an internship experience he completed as part of his science program.
- Student profile
A Master of Energy Change student has received a prestigious ANU award in recognition of exceptional academic excellence. Hilman Fathoni is the first Master of Energy Change student to be honored with an ANU University Medal.
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More than half of the tipping points that could push the planet towards a hothouse Earth and threaten human civilisation are now "active".
- Analysis and opinion
The Victorian government’s logging business is cutting native forests on steep slopes, in an apparent rule breach that threatens water supplies.
- Student blog
Astronomy and Astrophysics Masters student, Donghee Nam, shares his research into star formation.
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Four ANU academics have recently joined a prestigious list of Highly Cited Researchers awarded by the Web of Science.
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The Victorian Government is in breach of its own forest laws, allowing logging on steep slopes and putting lives at risk, according to ANU researchers.