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ANU research helps build better buildings in Lombok
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A collaboration between ANU and Humboldt University is taking a multidisciplinary approach to solving the malaria problem.
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One baby’s tragic death led to a $20-million trial to prevent similar cases.
21 Dec 2018
David Lindenmayer explains how these trees form, the role they play – and how very hard they are to replace.
21 Dec 2018
How do you make plant science interesting for school students? Mel Norris reports.
20 Dec 2018
A new study led by The Australian National University (ANU) could lead to cheaper and more efficient solar technology.
20 Dec 2018
A new study from ANU has uncovered some alarming trends when it comes to obesity rates amongst children of Australian immigrants.
19 Dec 2018
If you were capable of doing a job which could help more people than any other job in the world, why wouldn’t you do it?
18 Dec 2018
The Change Program, developed by the ANU Medical School for doctors, will allow patients to work with their local GP on long-term lifestyle changes.
18 Dec 2018
The study challenges the traditional view that violent extremist offenders will spread their radical ideology amongst other prisoners.
17 Dec 2018
Alexandra Catling indulges in her passion for scientific research on a trip to south east Asian forests. And discovers leeches.
17 Dec 2018
A team has invented a device that could be developed into ultra-sensitive cameras for security screening which would not require people to queue at airports.
13 Dec 2018
Tegan Clark travelled 2,500 kilometres to start university, but for someone who spends her nights staring up at the stars, that hardly seems any distance at all
13 Dec 2018
The ANU College of Science has introduced a new Astronomy and Astrophysics major.
13 Dec 2018
A new blood test is being developed that can detect patients at risk of dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and potentially save millions of people
