As a commons for curiosity, the MakerSpace is furnished with resources for people to experiment, investigate, prototype and solve problems.

Vance Lawrence, from the ANU Research School of Chemistry takes us on a tour through the chemistry labs at the Science Teaching Building. 

Twinkling stars can make for a magnificent night sky. But to astronomers, this twinkling caused by light traveling through our atmosphere makes it difficult to capture sharp images of space.

After a career spent searching for the most threatened wildlife, Dr Debbie Saunders tracked down a new occupation: CEO

Ngaio Fitzpatrick views the climate through a veil of broken industrial glass. But her art isn’t only about creating beautiful objects at the Canberra Glassworks.

The first group of science students from the ANU partnership with Shandong University have arrived in Canberra to begin their Australian study experience.

ANU researchers are working to develop a satellite that can help predict where a bushfire will burn.

ANU is home to the largest and most powerful ion accelerator in Australia, and Professor Mahananda Dasgupta would like its world-class reputation to be better known here at home.