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History & Archeology - 13.07.2022
Rocktober at ANU with special Midnight Oil gig
Rocktober at ANU with special Midnight Oil gig

Environment - 13.07.2022
Mistletoe die-off bad news for woodland birds
Mistletoe die-off bad news for woodland birds
Mistletoe plants suffered widespread die-off during the recent 2019-20 drought, and it spells bad news for Australia's woodland birds, new research from The Australian National University (ANU) shows.

Politics - 13.07.2022
Partnership to improve outcomes for First Nations people
Partnership to improve outcomes for First Nations people

Life Sciences - 12.07.2022
Dictionary seeks smorgasbord of Aussie food terms
Dictionary seeks smorgasbord of Aussie food terms
Do you add chicken salt to your parmy or schnitty? Do you go for a halal snack pack (HSP) or servo food after a night out? Perhaps you prefer bumnuts to smashed avo on toast.

Astronomy & Space - Physics - 11.07.2022
ANU physicist making waves in space joins top global society
ANU physicist making waves in space joins top global society
A theoretical physicist from The Australian National University (ANU) whose pioneering work has fundamentally altered our understanding of the deepest and darkest parts of the Universe and space-time itself has been recognised among the world's best gravitational scientists.

Health - 06.07.2022
Life satisfaction plummets among young Aussies during COVID
Life satisfaction plummets among young Aussies during COVID
Young Australians have suffered the greatest drop in life satisfaction during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU) shows.

Agronomy & Food Science - 04.07.2022
Here's what you need to know about the Varroa mite
Here’s what you need to know about the Varroa mite
Bee populations worldwide have been collapsing under attack from parasitic Varroa mites. Now, these mites have reached Australia.

Administration - 28.06.2022
Leading public service thinker to head Crawford School
Leading public service thinker to head Crawford School

Economics - 27.06.2022
National forum to drive First Nations’ economic sovereignty

Environment - Innovation - 27.06.2022
$45m injection to electrify innovation in Aussie solar tech
$45m injection to electrify innovation in Aussie solar tech

Environment - Computer Science - 24.06.2022
Weather and climate modelling powers up at ANU
Weather and climate modelling powers up at ANU

Economics - 21.06.2022
Building better economic outcomes for Indigenous Australians
Building better economic outcomes for Indigenous Australians

Laboratory - 20.06.2022
Age and education key to election win
Age and education key to election win

Social Sciences - 17.06.2022
Indigenous communities facing housing crisis
Indigenous communities facing housing crisis

Environment - 15.06.2022
Hi-tech nest boxes to help greater gliders
Hi-tech nest boxes to help greater gliders

Economics - Environment - 08.06.2022
Response to Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee
Response to Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee
Statement in response to the Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee (ERAC) and Clean Energy Regulator (CER) This statement can be attributed to Professor Andrew Macintosh and Professor Don Butler fr

Economics - Environment - 08.06.2022
Response to Emissions Reduction Assuarance Committee
Response to Emissions Reduction Assuarance Committee
Statement in response to the Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee (ERAC) and Clean Energy Regulator (CER) This statement can be attributed to Professor Andrew Macintosh and Professor Don Butler fro

Campus - Environment - 07.06.2022
The 'glass obstacle course' facing women in marine science
The ’glass obstacle course’ facing women in marine science
Major change is needed to counteract the lack of gender equality in marine science, according to new research from The Australian National University (ANU).

Economics - 06.06.2022
Significant inflation concerns require another rate rise
Significant inflation concerns require another rate rise

Astronomy & Space - Agronomy & Food Science - 26.05.2022
Galactic gains and mighty grains earn ANU stars top accolade
Galactic gains and mighty grains earn ANU stars top accolade
A leading astrophysicist uncovering the deep inner secrets of the Milky Way and a renowned plant scientist tackling one of the greatest challenges facing the agriculture industry have both been newly elected as Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science for 2022.

Politics - 23.05.2022
Window of opportunity closing amid the China alternative
Window of opportunity closing amid the China alternative
On the eve of a book launch, a leading academic said the clock is already ticking on how a new Australian government will react to the influence of China in the Pacific.

Social Sciences - 20.05.2022
Indigenous music program takes centre stage
Indigenous music program takes centre stage

Health - 20.05.2022
Scientists smash lethal bacteria that acts like a hammer
Scientists smash lethal bacteria that acts like a hammer
New from The Australian National University (ANU) could lead to better treatment options for a rare but very lethal type of bacterial infection.

Politics - 18.05.2022
Women could hold keys to election win
Women could hold keys to election win
Women could hold the keys to the Lodge and election victory this Saturday, with new  a nalysis  from The Australian National University (ANU) showing female voters are three times more likely than men to have not yet decided who they'll vote for.

Art & Design - Campus - 17.05.2022
Art school's graduation exhibition makes long-awaited return
Art school’s graduation exhibition makes long-awaited return

Transport - 11.05.2022
Australia needs to get motoring on clean transport strategy
Australia needs to get motoring on clean transport strategy

Astronomy & Space - 29.04.2022
Spinning stars shed new light on strange galactic signal
Spinning stars shed new light on strange galactic signal
Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have found an alternative explanation for a mysterious gamma-ray signal coming from the centre of the galaxy, which was long claimed as a signature of dark matter.

Mathematics - 22.04.2022
Heads or Tails? ANU mathematician breaks down the odds
Heads or Tails? ANU mathematician breaks down the odds
With punters preparing to mark Anzac Day with a game of t wo- u p, a mathematician from The Australian National University (ANU) has revealed some of the game's statistical secrets.

Campus - 04.03.2022
Vast majority of cases cleared from ANU student residences
No new COVID-19 cases were reported in any of the University's residences today, with more than 700 ANU students living in on campus residences already cleared by ACT Health to leave self-isolation after fully recovering from COVID-19.

Campus - 03.03.2022
ANU statement on Ukraine
ANU statement on Ukraine

Politics - Environment - 01.03.2022
ANU experts on the 2022 federal election
The Australian National University (ANU) has experts available to speak about the 2022 Australian federal election and related topical issues.

Politics - 27.02.2022
Australia and UK join forces on national security education
Australia and UK join forces on national security education

Health - Pharmacology - 25.02.2022
Aussies more hesitant to receive their COVID booster
Aussies more hesitant to receive their COVID booster
Less than half of all double-vaccinated Australians aged 18 and over have had their COVID-19 booster shot, new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU) shows.

Campus - 24.02.2022
COVID-19 sparked huge slump in number of research jobs

Politics - 24.02.2022
ANU experts on Ukraine and Russia

Campus - Pedagogy - 23.02.2022
Visionary teaching earns Teaiwa top accolade
Visionary teaching earns Teaiwa top accolade

Politics - 18.02.2022
Why are Russia and Ukraine on the brink of war?
ANU experts have offered a minefield of scenarios as the Russian president plays mind games over a potential war with Ukraine.

Music - 17.02.2022
Flippers and flutes: how music helps us talk to dolphins
The universal language of music could serve as a gateway to communicate with dolphins and possibly open doors to learn more about the naturally curious creatures, according to researchers from The Australian National University (ANU).

Life Sciences - 16.02.2022
New game shows how animals choose their mate
New game shows how animals choose their mate
A challenge to bring fun and creativity to the classroom has sparked an ambitious side-project for one researcher at The Australian National University (ANU).

Health - 11.02.2022
Confidence in Government plunges to new low during COVID-19
Confidence in Government plunges to new low during COVID-19
Satisfaction with the direction of the country and confidence in the Federal Government has plummeted, new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU) has found.

Art & Design - Campus - 09.02.2022
'The Ancestors are with us': Lucashenko's call to action
’The Ancestors are with us’: Lucashenko’s call to action

Law - Social Sciences - 07.02.2022
Experts call to lower voting age to 16
Experts call to lower voting age to 16

Campus - Event - 07.02.2022
ANU grads get their moment in the spotlight
ANU grads get their moment in the spotlight

Health - 07.02.2022
VC looks to brighter days following COVID-19 disruptions
VC looks to brighter days following COVID-19 disruptions

Materials Science - 02.02.2022
New record signals bright future for solar tech
New record signals bright future for solar tech
Researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) have broken their own record to create a more efficient solar cell. The study, led by Dr Jun Peng, focused on 1cm 2 solar cells made with perovskites - a family of materials with a specific crystal structure. Perovskite solar cells have the potential to be made more cheaply and simply than other solar cells, as well as to produce more power in a given area.

Campus - Politics - 01.02.2022
Experts condemn Myanmar’s ongoing military takeover

Mathematics - 31.01.2022
Cash rate should stay at historic low
Cash rate should stay at historic low
Interest rates are expected to remain at the historically low rate of 0.1 per cent for the February round despite rising inflation and expectations of a future rise in interest rates, according to the RBA Shadow Board at The Australian National University (ANU).

Pedagogy - 28.01.2022
Home-schooling parents experienced psychological distress
Home-schooling parents experienced psychological distress
Parents and caregivers who home-schooled children during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced significantly higher levels of psychological distress compared to those who didn't, according to a new study from The Australian National University (ANU).

History & Archeology - 20.01.2022
The rich history of the Australian honours system
The rich history of the Australian honours system

Health - Pharmacology - 19.01.2022
The low-cost widely available drug that could fight COVID-19
The low-cost widely available drug that could fight COVID-19
A widely available and affordable drug, heparin, limits lung damage when inhaled by COVID-19 patients, according to world-first findings by researchers from The Australian National University (ANU).