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A mix of science and sourdough »
Dr Nicky Bruce is using her scientific skillset to run her bakery in Albury, NSW.
Energy and the environment – tackling the definitive challenge of our time »
Ram Parameswaran looked all over the world before choosing to study the Master of Energy Change degree at ANU.
Indigenous heritage meets a star-studded future »
Meet Karlie Noon, who is studying her Masters of Astronomy and Astrophysics at ANU.
Aaron Kirby discusses the impacts of climate change and explains how the Master of Climate change degree has helped him in his career.
Understanding Geological Hazards »
This course takes students to Japan, where they learn about geological hazards and the latest science on how to reduce risk.
Jet fuel research launches ANU graduate’s career in the US »
David Kainer's PhD research at ANU has landed him a postdoctoral position at the largest science and energy laboratory within the US Department of Energy.
Living in the moment for 20 years: a psychology graduate’s journey »
Psychology PhD graduate Alison Christie spent a year meditating at a Buddhist monastery so that you don’t have to.
The anatomy of a life changing year »
MChD graduate Amanda Steele’s connection to her country, the Wiradjuri country of central New South Wales, is as strong as her thick Chicago accent.
ANU maths grad makes history »
When Yunfei Ouyang graduates this December, he will enter the ANU history books as the first ever graduate of the Bachelor of Mathematical Science.
Rubbing shoulders with world leaders at APEC »
Georgia put her global health and development knowledge to the test as a youth delegate at the APEC Summit in Vietnam.
Somewhere along the line I had been mistaken for someone smarter, and eventually I would be found out. So, what did I do? I smiled and I faked it.
A geologist’s paradise in the Greek Islands »
There’s a part of Greece that doesn’t feature in the travel guides: its world-class metamorphic eclogite-blueschist terranes.
