Information session designed for aspiring medical students seeking an exceptional education in medicine and healthcare.

Master of Public Health Information Session 2024

Widespread application of genome data to better understand human genetic diseases has provided so much information that the field of genetics is now very much a data science. Presented by Dr Dan Andrews.

Looking at the universe through the Earth’s atmosphere is, for an astronomer, like viewing an art masterpiece from the bottom of a swimming pool. Presented by Dr Noelia Martinez Rey.

We have previously developed the EvoFam computational pipeline [1,2] for detecting paralogous families of structured cis-regulatory regions transcriptome-wide in mammals, using mutational information across deep vertebrate alignments. Presented by Dr Brian Parker.

The overall objective of World Mental Health Day is to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and to mobilize efforts in support of mental health. Join our experts to explore the less understood, but critical emerging discoveries in mental health.

Through the recording and then analysis of seismic data, which can originate from earthquakes, ocean waves, or man-made sources, seismologists determine the structure of the Earth from the surface down to the core. Presented by Professor Meghan S. Miller.

Join Dr Graham Walker and current students to discuss their experiences in Science Communication and see if the Master of Science Communication could be exactly what you're looking for.

The ANU International Case Study Competition 2024, run by the ANU College of Science and Medicine, invites students worldwide to showcase their problem-solving skills in tackling critical global challenges. This year's competition focuses on the critical issue of energy transitions and climate change.