Six STEM students from the ANU share their passions within and outside the realm of science.

PhD scholar Ilya Bobrovskiy has already revealed the earliest known animal, but you can expect some more big discoveries from this young scientist.

The best known research of Dr Vanessa Pirotta, BSc ’10, is the use of drones to collect whale snot for an assessment of whale health.

ANU research is providing the data to help make homes in Lombok more earthquake resilient.

Madison Hartill-Law is a master of science communication. Proven by her Master of Science Communication Outreach degree.

Matthew Teh spent his summer as a research intern at the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute with the University of Tokyo.

Ms Thi Dieu My Pham is the Director of the Centre for Social Research and Development (CSRD) in Hue, Vietnam. She was awarded an Australian Scholarship to complete a Master’s Degree in Natural Hazards and Disasters at ANU.

The first thing you notice about Dr Sam Gubicak is he’s on a horse.

Psychology PhD graduate Alison Christie spent a year meditating at a Buddhist monastery so that you don’t have to.