Dr Francis Bennet is pushing the boundaries of glass for secure satellite communication. This new technology aims to optimise communication across Australia, especially during natural disasters and health crises.

Ngaio Fitzpatrick views the climate through a veil of broken industrial glass. Discover what happens when art and science collide this National Science Week.

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.

As fires swept through Namadgi National Park in 2020, Associate Professor Marta Yebra assisted fire managers to predict the fires’ movement.

After a year marked by unexpected challenges we asked Professor Nicotra what she learned from 2020.

When environmental scientist, Professor Saul Cunningham steps away from his computer and into the landscape of the NSW South Coast, he’s reminded of how important his work is.

Researchers have found a way to help one of Australia’s rarest birds – the forty-spotted pardalote - ‘self-fumigate’ their nests, to protect their young from deadly parasites.

Kitiphume Thammasiraphop talks of the relationships he has made at ANU and the support when entering the work force.