Hmalan’s connection to Country made her flee ANU, but also led her back ten years later.

There are worrying signs Antarctica is changing faster than expected and in places previously thought to be protected from rapid change.

The third and final unveiling of artworks by Indigenous artists has taken place at the ANU Colleges of Science; Health and Medicine.

No part of the planet is free from the impacts of human-caused climate change. But Greenland is experiencing the impacts particularly severely.

Conventional conservation approaches are unlikely to lead to effective coexistence between humans and large carnivores in human-dominated landscapes.

When Elizabeth Bradford was completing her PhD, the view from the Oliphant Building wasn’t of Lake Burley Griffin, but a grassy race track.

The idea of being able to send instructions to organisms in different kingdoms is fascinating.

A device that filters mercury from contaminated water designed by students at The ANU has achieved excellent trial results and is en route to Indonesia.

Six STEM students from the ANU share their passions within and outside the realm of science.