Research stories
Discover how science research at ANU is shaping our future.
What is the significance of the Paris Agreement? What does it mean for Australia and the world?
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Astronomers have discovered the oldest known stars, dating from before the Milky Way Galaxy formed, when the Universe was just 300 million years old.
Chemists have created a star-shaped molecule previously thought to be too unstable to be made.
A new species of African lizard, described by a team of researchers including staff at the ANU Research School of Biology, has been named after Sir David Attenborough.
The leadership of the ANU fusion program has always had a strong reputation internationally for scientific excellence.
The ANU Medical School's voluntary Indigenous Health Stream has grown to include 10% of first-year students. It provides deep cultural immersion and community research to train more empathetic doctors.
Australian scientists and industry will play a key role in an international collaboration to build the world's most powerful optical telescope after the Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT) passed a major construction milestone.