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Earth Sciences - Environment - 18.01.2022
'Deep concern' for cut off Tonga
’Deep concern’ for cut off Tonga

Environment - 13.01.2022
What will it take to save the regent honeyeater?
What will it take to save the regent honeyeater?
New research from The Australian National University (ANU) shows unless conservation actions are urgently stepped up, one of our most beautiful songbirds, the regent honeyeater, will be extinct within 20 years.

Environment - 12.01.2022
Swamp soundtrack brings Murrumbidgee to life online
Swamp soundtrack brings Murrumbidgee to life online
A wetland on the Murrumbidgee River has been brought to life in a whole new way, thanks to an interactive website showcasing its unique inhabitants.

Pedagogy - History & Archeology - 10.01.2022
ANU pays tribute to science pioneer and educator Mike Gore
ANU pays tribute to science pioneer and educator Mike Gore

Astronomy & Space - 17.12.2021
Stunning close-up reveals secrets of Milky Way's neighbour
Stunning close-up reveals secrets of Milky Way’s neighbour
A stunning image captured by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) and Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, shows one of the Milky Way's closest neighbours in new detail.

Health - 16.12.2021
Aussies say they're more COVID compliant than their peers
Aussies say they’re more COVID compliant than their peers
The majority of Australians say they are extremely diligent when it comes to complying with COVID-19 restrictions, but think others aren't, according to a study from The Australian National University (ANU).

Psychology - 16.12.2021
The anxiety of a post-lockdown Christmas: an expert's tips
The anxiety of a post-lockdown Christmas: an expert’s tips
Emerging from the quiet of lockdown to the cacophony of real-world socialisation is daunting enough.

Social Sciences - 16.12.2021
Welfare recipients face varying levels of stigma: ANU study
Welfare recipients face varying levels of stigma: ANU study
Those with mental disability and the unemployed are perceived more negatively than other groups who are entitled to welfare payments in Australia, according to a new study. The study looked at five key social groups that may be entitled to government support: the unemployed, people with a mental disability, people with a physical disability, single parents and the elderly.

Art & Design - 15.12.2021
Golden moment for ANU jewellery artist  
Golden moment for ANU jewellery artist  

Earth Sciences - 14.12.2021
What can cake can tell us about the Earth's core?
What can cake can tell us about the Earth’s core?
How is our Earth's inner core like a cake? According to Professor Hrvoje Tkalcic and Sheng Wang from The Australian National University (ANU), there are more similarities than you might think.

Earth Sciences - 14.12.2021
What can cake tell us about the Earth's core?
What can cake tell us about the Earth’s core?
How is our Earth's inner core like a cake? According to Professor Hrvoje Tkalcic and Sheng Wang from The Australian National University (ANU), there are more similarities than you might think.

Environment - Politics - 10.12.2021
Lack of direction leaves climate policy in chaos: expert
Lack of direction leaves climate policy in chaos: expert

Astronomy & Space - Innovation - 07.12.2021
Moth balls thrust satellites into space
Moth balls thrust satellites into space
The chemical in moth balls, naphthalene, will be tested in space in a new satellite rocket propulsion system, Bogong, developed at The Australian National University (ANU).

Health - Life Sciences - 01.12.2021
'Exercise in a pill' could offer solution for at-risk people
’Exercise in a pill’ could offer solution for at-risk people
Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have identified unique molecular signals in the body that could hold the key to developing a supplement capable of administering the health benefits of exercise to patients incapable of physical activity. The molecular messages are sent to our brain and potentially our eyes immediately after we exercise.

Politics - 30.11.2021
Jenkins review needs urgent implementation: experts
Jenkins review needs urgent implementation: experts

Politics - 26.11.2021
Solomon Islands riots reflect deeper unrest
Civil unrest in the Solomon Islands is not surprising and highlights long-standing development and governance challenges, according to experts at ANU.

Career - Economics - 25.11.2021
COVID-19 pandemic leaves permanent scar on retail workers
COVID-19 pandemic leaves permanent scar on retail workers
More than one-in-two workers in the Australian retail sector have experienced increased hostility and abuse from customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from ANU and University of Sydney.

Physics - Environment - 24.11.2021
ANU nanotech pioneer to lead Science Academy
ANU nanotech pioneer to lead Science Academy

Economics - Social Sciences - 22.11.2021
Australia must keep Japan central to its future plans

Earth Sciences - Environment - 22.11.2021
'Ground-breaking' voyage to unlock Earth's inner secrets
’Ground-breaking’ voyage to unlock Earth’s inner secrets
A significant mission to retrieve 27 seismometers from the rugged ocean floor near Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean will unlock the secrets of the Earth's inner layers. A significant mission to retrieve 27 seismometers from the rugged ocean floor near Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean will unlock the secrets of the Earth's inner layers and what triggers underwater earthquakes and tsunamis.

Campus - 22.11.2021
ANU comment on international borders

Career - Computer Science - 19.11.2021
ASD & ANU collaborate to boost Australia’s workforce

Career - Computer Science - 19.11.2021
ASD and ANU collaborate to boost Australia’s workforce

Health - 19.11.2021
Fear of COVID-19 infection at all-time high
The survey of almost 3,500 adults found two-in-five Australians think they are likely or very likely to contract COVID-19 in the next six months.

Pharmacology - 17.11.2021
Frustration over vaccine rollout inspires word of the year
Frustration over vaccine rollout inspires word of the year

Social Sciences - 12.11.2021
Data trust down but Aussies still check in during pandemic
Data trust down but Aussies still check in during pandemic
Australians are less trusting of how governments and companies use their private data following more than a year of using check-in apps during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Social Sciences - 09.11.2021
'Kids are not alright online': new report
’Kids are not alright online’: new report
Explicit and disturbing content is being "served up" to children online and the kids themselves are calling on adults in government and tech companies to step in to protect them, according to a new international report.

Health - Career - 08.11.2021
Government gets F for housing during COVID-19
Government gets F for housing during COVID-19

Law - 06.11.2021
Law scholar first Australian woman elected to the ICJ
Law scholar first Australian woman elected to the ICJ

Health - Pharmacology - 04.11.2021
Major cash boost for crucial ANU medical research
Major cash boost for crucial ANU medical research
Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have been awarded nearly $5 million in grants to carry out six projects that could help solve major health challenges, including offering more effective treatments for cancer, kidney disease and depression.

Environment - Agronomy & Food Science - 03.11.2021
Roo reform necessary to improve animal welfare
Roo reform necessary to improve animal welfare

Health - Pedagogy - 02.11.2021
’Magic Glasses’ give hope for COVID safe schools
Experts say their educational cartoon that helps primary school children understand the importance of hand hygiene and physical distancing could inspire greater confidence in Australian schools that have reopened after COVID lockdowns.

Environment - Health - 01.11.2021
ANU experts on COP26
ANU experts on COP26
The United Nations' climate change summit, COP26 , has kicked off. Our experts provide thier insights on the latest round of negotiations, why they matter, Australia's role in global action to address climate change, our long-term plan to reach net zero and whether we are doing enough.

Environment - 01.11.2021
Australia's low targets high on COP26 agenda
Australia’s low targets high on COP26 agenda

Health - Pharmacology - 29.10.2021
PM urged to address low Indigenous vaccination rates
PM urged to address low Indigenous vaccination rates
Indigenous leaders and health professionals have written to Prime Minister Scott Morrison seeking an urgent meeting about low COVID-19 vaccination rates among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Pharmacology - Health - 28.10.2021
Tracking efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines in cancer patients
Tracking efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines in cancer patients
A new study led by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) and The Canberra Hospital will investigate the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines in cancer patients.

Pedagogy - Social Sciences - 28.10.2021
Parents 'should be paid for lockdown learning'
Parents ’should be paid for lockdown learning’

Agronomy & Food Science - Environment - 27.10.2021
Farming reboot lays seeds for prosperity in poor regions
Farming reboot lays seeds for prosperity in poor regions
Agriculture experts from The Australian National University (ANU) have teamed up with government bodies and NGOs in sub-Saharan Africa to improve irrigation schemes and boost crop production.

Environment - 26.10.2021
Pacific nations can't be left behind at COP26
Pacific nations can’t be left behind at COP26

Health - Economics - 22.10.2021
ANU Tax Clinic expands nationally
ANU Tax Clinic expands nationally

Campus - 22.10.2021
ANU looks forward to welcoming students home to campus

Health - Social Sciences - 14.10.2021
Health leader to advance Indigenous genomics
Health leader to advance Indigenous genomics

Life Sciences - 13.10.2021
A billion-year soul-burning puzzle: who made cheilanthanes?
A billion-year soul-burning puzzle: who made cheilanthanes?
PhD candidate Tharika Liyanage is on a quest to solve a molecule mystery that dates back billions of years, writes Lauren Pay.

Social Sciences - 08.10.2021
Brilliant ANU scientists take out Eureka prizes
Brilliant ANU scientists take out Eureka prizes
The brains behind a book aimed at inspiring children with a gravity-defying emu and the team helping to save endangered languages are among the winners of Australia's top science awards - the Eureka Prizes.

Life Sciences - 08.10.2021
Optimal blood pressure helps our brains age slower
Optimal blood pressure helps our brains age slower
People with elevated blood pressure that falls within the normal recommended range are at risk of accelerated brain ageing, according to new research from The Australian National University (ANU). The research also found optimal blood pressure helps our brains stay at least six months younger than our actual age. The researchers are now calling for national health guidelines to be updated to reflect their important findings.

Earth Sciences - 08.10.2021
Deep roots of Australia's geology revealed
Deep roots of Australia’s geology revealed

Economics - 05.10.2021
Brittany Higgins takes up key women's leadership role at ANU
Brittany Higgins takes up key women’s leadership role at ANU

Politics - 05.10.2021
Australia needs a Minister for Intelligence: expert
Australia needs a Minister for Intelligence: expert

Economics - 01.10.2021
Julie Bishop reappointed as ANU Chancellor
Julie Bishop reappointed as ANU Chancellor

Career - Economics - 30.09.2021
Australia last in global gender pay gap reporting scorecard