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When a passion for science means business »
A passion for the business side of science has helped John Rivers land his dream job, just weeks after finishing his PhD.
From Mexico to Canberra and then Stockholm »
Regina Vega Trejo hopes that her research into inbreeding amongst species can help scientists discover why animals that are related are less likely to survive.
When Dr Danielle Butler was working as a GP in rural and remote communities in the Northern Territory, she started to notice patterns.
Appreciating every tiny thing on a very big day »
Nur Diana Anuar describes the experience of completing her PhD as “a 100-metre sprint”. “I got to the end, and I thought, is it over already?”
From Bruce to Biotech - Internship in Taipei »
Welcome to Taipei; a thriving hub of incredible food, culture and opportunity that I have been fortunate to call home since last September.
Under observation: a medical student’s photo diary »
I’m currently on a year-long rural placement on the beautiful NSW South Coast as part of my medicine degree – and absolutely loving it!
Jonah Lafferty is studying a Bachelor of Environmental Studies. Here he shares some of the birdlife he has seen in and around ANU campus.
How reaching out can help you make the most of uni »
Brody Hannan is a fourth-year Bachelor of Science student. Here he shares some of his tips for making the most of the opportunities available at ANU.
Leadership and other ships: ANU alumnae afloat in Antarctica »
Even at the ends of the Earth, there are ANU alumni. And they’re all in the same boat, literally.
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.
