Plant scientists Professor Graham Farquhar and Professor Susanne von Caemmerer transformed the world's understanding of photosynthesis, now they're receiving one of the Commonwealth's top honours for their research.

As climate scientist Professor Nerilie Abram is about to embark on a new job as Chief Scientist at the Australian Antarctic Division, she reflects on her love and dedication for Antarctic science.

Ms Faryabi is rebuilding her life in Australia after escaping Afghanistan in 2021, giving back to medical students in the process.

A lecturer at the School of Medicine and Psychology is going to new heights to raise money for new training equipment.

Climate scientist Dr Georgy Falster is demystifying what it's like to study and work in science, one letter at a time.

Dr Bonello is exploring the crucial elements of the tumour microenvironment.

“Researchers are great people, but they live and survive in a tough environment," Professor Gardiner said.

What happens to all those stories which start with the promise of an exciting new scientific breakthrough, but don’t end that way?

We asked Associate Professor Pierre Portal from ANU Mathematical Sciences Institute to describe why the blackboard is such an integral part of his working life, and the enjoyment of mathematics.