Webinars
Watch recorded webinars to learn more about Science and Medicine programs and research at ANU.
Three Big Questions For Astronomy
The Universe as we know it was formed in what we call the Big Bang, and has been expanding ever since. Presented by Professor Brian Schmidt.
Uncovering the Chemical Secrets to Biological Complexity
Scientists have long sought to understand the origins of biological complexity, including what makes us, as humans, such complex beings. Presented by Professor Lara Malins.
AI for science
AI continues to attract significant attention across a broad frontier of application areas of commercial interest motivating a massive investment in research and development. Presented by Professor John Taylor.
Unpacking meaningful future changes in heatwaves
Heatwaves have increased in their frequency, intensity and duration in the observational record. Presented by Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick.
Atomic comagnetometers for sensing magnetic fields, rotation and dark matter
About 85% of the matter and energy in the universe is in the form of some unknown dark matter or dark energy. It was hoped that the nature of this would be discovered by particle accelerators like the Large Hadron Collider. Until now, however, no hints of dark matter have been observed. Presented by Professor Ben Buchler.
Not a bathtub: An introduction to sea-level change
Melting of ice sheets adds water into the ocean basins. The corresponding rise in sea level is, however, by no means spatially uniform. Presented by Dr. Mark Hoggard.