Videos
Catch up with the latest videos from Science at ANU.
When Artemis II left Earth in April 2026 in search of the dark side of the Moon, Professor Francis Bennet and his team waited anxiously at Mount Stromlo Observatory, ready to test their new optical communication system.
Making the advanced optics inside the most sensitive measurements of gravitational waves ever recorded.
We look back on our 80-year history of research at The Australian National University (ANU) as scientists react to archival footage.
Quantum physicists at ANU have observed atoms entangled in motion. Their experiment using helium atoms represents a major advancement on similar experiments using photons, which are particles of light.
Tag along for a jam-packed day in the life of Mady Hall, who is studying a Bachelor of Science (Honours) at ANU.
Rishika, who is studying astronomy and astrophysics, takes us through her busy day on campus.
We asked scientists to revisit their PhD acknowledgements. Watch the video as they reflect on that momentous time in their lives.
Michael Blacksell from the ANU Research School of Physics, discusses strategies he uses to nurture his mental health and wellbeing.
Professor Joan Leach from the Australian National Centre for Public Awareness of Science, discusses strategies she uses to nurture her mental health and wellbeing.