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Administration - Health - 14.05.2014
BUDGET 2014/15 – ANU EXPERTS RESPOND
Treasurer Joe Hockey has delivered the Abbott Government's first budget, announcing higher taxes for the wealthy and on petrol, new fees to visit the doctor, tighter welfare rules and cuts to health and education spending.
Mathematics - 05.05.2014

The Reserve Bank of Australia should leave interest rates unchanged ahead of the federal budget despite some promising signs for the domestic economy, the Australian National University's RBA Shadow Board found has found.
Health - Mechanical Engineering - 29.04.2014
Improving whiplash diagnosis
A team of researchers from ANU, the University of Aarhus in Denmark and Canberra Hospital want to know whether new technology can help identify whiplash injuries in the neck that could lead to better treatment of chronic neck pain and disability.
Health - Life Sciences - 29.04.2014
New research centre for personalised immunology
A new Centre for Personalised Immunology, which aims to unlock the potential of personalised medicine, has been launched at the John Curtin School of Medical Research. The new centre brings together some of Australia's top genetics and clinical researchers, to help work out the best way to use genetic information to improve diagnosis and tailor individual treatments for patients with immunological diseases such as lupus and immune deficiency.
Education - 29.04.2014
ANU delivers the world’s first Hindi-English MOOC
History & Archeology - 24.04.2014

The Gallipoli campaign of 1915 was flawed from the start, destined for failure and should not be a story solely about the ANZACs, according to war historian Dr Rhys Crawley.
History & Archeology - Art & Design - 11.04.2014

Astronomy & Space - History & Archeology - 07.04.2014

Reconstructing the history of our Galaxy has just become a whole lot easier, thanks to a team of international astronomers led by Dr Luca Casagrande from the ANU. By examining both the light and soundwaves from stars, the team has developed a more precise way to deduce the ages of stars and to pinpoint when our Galaxy's big events happened.
Psychology - Health - 31.03.2014

Professor Michael Kyrios has been appointed Director of the Research School of Psychology in the ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment, Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Young AO has announced.
Physics - Mechanical Engineering - 18.03.2014

Physicists from the Australian National University and the University of Queensland have demonstrated a software-based quantum amplifier, which has the potential to expand the use of ultra-secure quantum cryptographic. The development could lead to new ways to guarantee security of everyday , including financial transactions and email.
Environment - 12.03.2014
Fenner building goes green
The ACT's greenest building has been unveiled at The Australian National University (ANU).
Health - 19.02.2014

A new national centre for research into Indigenous health will help close the gap on Indigenous health and life expectancy.
Administration - 14.02.2014

A major new international study has backed pioneering work by The Australian National University (ANU) into restorative justice, finding criminals are less likely to re-offend after meeting their victims face to face.
Health - Environment - 13.02.2014

The way indigenous cultures around the globe use traditional medicines and pass on knowledge developed over centuries is directly linked to the natural environment, new research has found. This makes indigenous cultures susceptible to environmental change, a threat that comes on top of the challenges posed by globalisation.
Event - 12.02.2014
Centenary Scholars arrive on campus
Social Sciences - 12.02.2014

With the Ashes safely back in Australian hands and the first test due to start in South Africa this week, ANU has launched a new program to encourage more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to play cricket. ANU Professor Mick Dodson and Dr William Fogarty from the National Centre for Indigenous Studies, with support from Cricket Australia, will travel around the country to examine how Indigenous communities engage with cricket.
Health - Economics - 12.02.2014

Australia needs to set tougher regulations on the marketing of infant formula in order to take a global leadership role to support and promote breastfeeding, according to ANU health economist Dr Julie Smith.
Economics - Physics - 10.02.2014
$76 million startup sale
A high-technology company set up by The Australian National University and UNSW Australia has been sold for $76 million (US$68 million).
Health - Environment - 03.02.2014

Big waves are energetically costly for fish, and there are more big waves than ever. The good news is that fish might be able to adapt.
Social Sciences - 06.12.2013

Environment - Earth Sciences - 04.12.2013
Two degree warming too much
The long-term temperature consequences of the Earth warming by 2°C by the year 2100 have been severely underestimated and urgent strategies of emission reduction are needed to reach a more sustainable target.
Administration - Social Sciences - 03.12.2013
The road to reconciliation
Ten years after delivering the inaugural Australian National University Reconciliation Lecture, Professor Patrick Dodson returned to celebrate the anniversary of his address on 25 November 2013.
Health - 02.12.2013

Independent and active, or a danger to the public? Older drivers are often seen as being one or the other. But do current tests for older drivers accurately assess their ability to drive safely? Researchers at the Australian National University (ANU) Centre for Research on Ageing, Health and Wellbeing are calling for Canberra drivers aged 75 and older to help answer this important question.
Education - 26.11.2013
VC elected to Group of Eight Chair
Education - 22.11.2013
ANU announces transfer of ANU College to Study Group
Event - Pedagogy - 20.11.2013

Life Sciences - Health - 19.11.2013

Health - Administration - 15.11.2013

While gambling is an accepted past-time in our community, having a problem with your gambling is not. There is also significant public stigma connected to seeking help for gambling problems - so much so, that it may stop people from seeking the help they need. Research released today from the ANU Centre for Gambling Research indicates that problem gambling is not well understood by the community in the way that alcohol and drug addictions are understood, and that this contributes to stigma associated with having a gambling problem.
Event - Economics - 14.11.2013
Insurgent intellectual honoured with highest ANU accolade
Linguistics & Literature - 08.11.2013

Event - 07.11.2013
Tuckwell gift inspires ANU Centenary Scholarships
Event - 05.11.2013

Earth Sciences - 05.11.2013

ANU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Young AO, has just published research that will help you every morning with the surf report.
Physics - 30.10.2013

Physicists from The Australian National University have shown that three lasers are better than one when it comes to levitating small but visible objects on light, designing an extremely precise sensor by floating a mirror on a tripod of lasers.
Social Sciences - Law - 14.10.2013

A report released today by ANU reveals that policies aimed at deterring and deflecting refugees cannot be the basis of regional arrangements for refugee protection.
Social Sciences - Economics - 09.10.2013

As Australia moves to scrap its pioneering carbon-pricing scheme, China is expected to have seven pilot pricing systems in place no later than 2015, followed by a national scheme, according to a new survey from The Australian National University.
Art & Design - History & Archeology - 25.09.2013
Research School of Humanities & the Arts Restructure
The ANU College of Arts and Social Science today announced that it will establish a new School through a merger of the School of Language Studies and the School of Cultural Inquiry, it will expand th
Social Sciences - Life Sciences - 17.09.2013

Shy birds stick together and gain courage through numbers, whereas bold birds go it alone according to new research. Within species of birds, such as the British great tit ( Parus major ), there is a variety of personalities and scientists have been studying how the range of traits persists through generations and structures societies.
Administration - 17.09.2013

Separated families in Australia are living with less parental conflict, an outcome likely to have been brought about by increased relationship services, not parenting time arrangements.
Economics - Astronomy & Space - 29.08.2013

Social Sciences - Administration - 27.08.2013

Health - Economics - 21.08.2013

Research into localised cancer treatment will be the focus of a new industry sponsored Chair announced today at The Australian National University (ANU).
Health - 19.08.2013

Mothers who exclusively breastfeed their child spend 6.6 hours a week longer milk feeding than mothers who partially breastfeed or formula feed, which has important implications for health policies and programs, including paid parental leave.
Administration - 15.08.2013

Life Sciences - Environment - 14.08.2013

Nemo may have found his way home, but when it comes to evolution, he and his friends encounter a whole different set of challenges.
Environment - Social Sciences - 09.08.2013
Jobs up, climate change down in public eye
Public concern about the economy and job security has doubled since 2010, while concern about global warming has halved. More than half of the people surveyed in the latest ANUpoll listed the economy and jobs among the most important issues Australia is facing right now. The second most important issue was immigration and asylum seekers, which was nominated by 28 per cent of the 1,200 randomly surveyed people.
Administration - 22.07.2013

Safer ways for informal miners in South and Southeast Asia to prospect for gold will be investigated under an Australian Government grant won by The Australian National University (ANU) and Minelab.
Religions - 12.07.2013

Social Sciences - 11.07.2013

Chinese and Australian researchers are set to confront the challenges of climate change policy together under a new research program announced today.
Environment - 11.07.2013

Climate change could cause local extinctions of chocolate dipped damselfish that are highly specialised to the conditions on their home reef.
Computer Science - Mar 20
New computer chip material inspired by the human brain could slash AI energy use
New computer chip material inspired by the human brain could slash AI energy use

Politics - Mar 20
Argentina 50 years on from start of dictatorship - is it forgetting the disappeared?
Argentina 50 years on from start of dictatorship - is it forgetting the disappeared?
Life Sciences - Mar 20
Courting the Competition: Some Male Fruit Flies Serenade Each Other Rather Than Fight
Courting the Competition: Some Male Fruit Flies Serenade Each Other Rather Than Fight

Social Sciences - Mar 20
Louis Theroux's manosphere documentary shows some of the subtle ways we can undermine online misogyny
Louis Theroux's manosphere documentary shows some of the subtle ways we can undermine online misogyny

Life Sciences - Mar 20
Hidden Helpers: Pittsburgh's Industrial Past Might Hold the Key to a Cleaner Future
Hidden Helpers: Pittsburgh's Industrial Past Might Hold the Key to a Cleaner Future
Pharmacology - Mar 19
GSK, University of Oxford and Imperial College London launch centre to create computer models of lungs, liver, kidneys and cartilage
GSK, University of Oxford and Imperial College London launch centre to create computer models of lungs, liver, kidneys and cartilage

Innovation - Mar 19
India's new wave of Hindu Religious Entrepreneurship is reshaping our interpretation of success
India's new wave of Hindu Religious Entrepreneurship is reshaping our interpretation of success
Pharmacology - Mar 19
Oxford University spinout Dark Blue Therapeutics acquired to advance leukaemia treatment
Oxford University spinout Dark Blue Therapeutics acquired to advance leukaemia treatment
Veterinary - Mar 19
New RVC study challenges common beliefs on desirable behaviours in designer 'Doodle' crossbreeds
New RVC study challenges common beliefs on desirable behaviours in designer 'Doodle' crossbreeds

Agronomy & Food Science - Mar 19
Bird Flu Risk to Danish Cattle - New Tool Can Warn Farmers Before Infection Spreads
Bird Flu Risk to Danish Cattle - New Tool Can Warn Farmers Before Infection Spreads









