Here are 12 Christmas gifts from our scientists: The highlights from ANU Science, Environment, Health and Medicine in 2017. See you next year!

Astronomers at ANU have created the most comprehensive map of the southern sky that can be viewed online by anyone around the world.

Shooting stars from the Geminid meteor shower will light up the night sky on Wednesday and Thursday nights, as Earth passes through the tail of an asteroid.

An international study on glass led by ANU and the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris could lead to the development of shatter-proof mobile phone screens.

Researchers have developed machine learning to scan tens of thousands of job ads and found a large hidden job market for PhD graduates.

Astronomers at ANU have created the most detailed radio image of nearby dwarf galaxy revealing secrets of how it formed and how it is likely to evolve.

If you want to teach someone how to catch a bus, build them a balloon rocket. This is what Vanessa de Kauwe has discovered in her PhD.

A new study involving ANU and international collaborators has found plants release more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere through respiration than expected.

Scientist have solved the mystery of how crested pigeons create an alarm without using their voice to prompt other birds to flee danger.