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Astronomy & Space - Music - 25.06.2021
New album creates a sonic journey through our cosmos
New album creates a sonic journey through our cosmos
A new free online album takes listeners on a cosmic and sonic journey through space, including past the two giant planets of our solar system, a galactic pulsar and colliding black holes.

Environment - 24.06.2021
Reducing carbon emissions not enough, expert warns
Reducing carbon emissions not enough, expert warns

Health - 24.06.2021
Most hospital patients are dying 'without suitable care'
Most hospital patients are dying ’without suitable care’
A new national study shows most patients in Australia are not getting suitable end-of-life care. The paper, which looked at nine hospitals across Australia and tracked 1,693 dying patients, showed only 41 per cent of dying patients will ever see a member of the palliative care team.

Earth Sciences - 21.06.2021
Greater risk for babies born during natural disasters
Greater risk for babies born during natural disasters
Pregnant women exposed to natural disasters such as volcanoes are more likely to give birth prematurely, according to a new study from The Australian National University (ANU).

Environment - 17.06.2021
Heat spells doom for Aussie marsupials
Heat spells doom for Aussie marsupials

Astronomy & Space - 17.06.2021
Funding boost to help Aussie tech survive in space
Funding boost to help Aussie tech survive in space

Astronomy & Space - 15.06.2021
King of navigation wins Queen's top honour
King of navigation wins Queen’s top honour

Environment - Social Sciences - 09.06.2021
There is hope in action
Brian Schmidt outlines why he and another 125 Nobel Laureates are calling on G7 leaders to act on climate change.

Health - 04.06.2021
’Go hard, go early’ approach to COVID-19 the right move
A new study published today highlights the importance of a 'go hard, go early,' strategy when it comes to responding to growing outbreaks of COVID-19 in Australia.

History & Archeology - Social Sciences - 02.06.2021
A 'treasure' map of Indigenous history in Australia
A ’treasure’ map of Indigenous history in Australia
A new project at The Australian National University (ANU) shifts from the Australian history told from our colonial beginnings to one told by Aboriginal people, with stories that connect their recent past to the ancient history of their traditional lands.

Astronomy & Space - 01.06.2021
Australia leads project that will burst the Hubble bubble
Australia leads project that will burst the Hubble bubble
Australian scientists will help construct one of the world's most powerful ground-based telescopes that promises to see further and clearer than the Hubble Space Telescope and unlock mysteries of the early Universe.

Materials Science - 01.06.2021
Powering ahead with community batteries
Powering ahead with community batteries
Community-scale batteries are already achievable in Australia, will complement existing household batteries and will allow more solar energy to be stored in our suburbs, analysis from The Australian National University (ANU) shows.

Mathematics - 30.05.2021
Cash rate should stay on hold for the next year

Astronomy & Space - Physics - 28.05.2021
Gravitational wave search no humdrum hunt
Gravitational wave search no humdrum hunt
The hunt for the never before heard "hum" of gravitational waves caused by mysterious neutron stars has just got a lot easier, thanks to an international team of researchers. Gravitational waves have only been detected from black holes and neutron stars colliding, major cosmic events that cause huge bursts that ripple through space and time.

Life Sciences - Environment - 26.05.2021
Monitoring genetic diversity will benefit nature and society
Monitoring genetic diversity will benefit nature and society
An ecological crisis overshadowed by the threats of mass species extinctions and climate change impacts could be just as serious to ecosystems and human society, according to a new study by an international team of scientists.

Life Sciences - Social Sciences - 25.05.2021
Bloodlines and reconciliation
Bloodlines and reconciliation
A new memorial consisting of burial poles at ANU marks another important step in making sure Indigenous Australians have a say about how their genetics are used by science.

Earth Sciences - Career - 25.05.2021
World leading ANU scientists recognised among nation's best
World leading ANU scientists recognised among nation’s best

Astronomy & Space - Event - 24.05.2021
Super blood moon to get the heart pumping
If you cast your eyes to the skies this Wednesday night you're in for a celestial surprise - a rare Super Blood Moon.

Environment - 20.05.2021
ANU zeroes in on negative carbon emissions by 2030

Social Sciences - 14.05.2021
History of Indigenous work sheds light on Australian slavery
History of Indigenous work sheds light on Australian slavery
The exploitation of Indigenous Australian workers offers powerful insights into Australia's history of slavery, as well as the Black Lives Matter movement and deaths in custody, leading experts from The Australian National University (ANU) say.

Campus - 12.05.2021
Australia needs an education ambassador: experts

Music - Campus - 10.05.2021
ANU launches Indigenous music studio to 'keep fire burning'
ANU launches Indigenous music studio to ’keep fire burning’

Astronomy & Space - 05.05.2021
Meteor shower to light up the sky

Law - 03.05.2021
Creating a legal system to protect our most vulnerable

Campus - 30.04.2021
Update on building closures on campus

Astronomy & Space - Social Sciences - 26.04.2021
Astronomers help Tassie kids reach for the stars

Economics - 23.04.2021
ANU releases 2020 financial figures

Politics - 21.04.2021
Pandemic year points to more crisis for Australia and China

Sport - 19.04.2021
Self-propelling self-navigating vehicles a step closer

Health - 09.04.2021
Climate change 'to decimate NT's rural health workforce'
Climate change ’to decimate NT’s rural health workforce’
The Northern Territory (NT) could lose up to a third of its doctors as they look to escape the dangerous effects of climate change, according to new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU).

Physics - 09.04.2021
New laser to help clear the sky of space debris
New laser to help clear the sky of space debris
Researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) have harnessed a technique that helps telescopes see objects in the night sky more clearly to fight against dangerous and costly space debris.

Social Sciences - 08.04.2021
Young women 'most resistant' group to vaccinate
Young women ’most resistant’ group to vaccinate
Young women are the most reluctant group in Australia to get vaccinated against COVID-19 but their attitudes could change depending on their confidence in government, new findings from The Australian National University (ANU) show.

Mathematics - 06.04.2021
Keep rates steady despite economic improvement

Economics - 01.04.2021
Australia and America in lockstep on China, US diplomat says
Australia and America in lockstep on China, US diplomat says

Environment - 31.03.2021
A new hope for the environment after Black Summer fires
The latest Australia's Environment Report found evidence of resilient species and rebounding populations in 2020, despite the profound ecological damage caused by the Black Summer fires.

Law - Forensic Science - 22.03.2021
Glock ghost guns up for grabs on the dark web
Glock ghost guns up for grabs on the dark web
Australians have access to a wide variety of untraceable 'ghost guns' online along with a significant market of 3D printed weapon blueprints and kits, according to a new study from The Australian National University (ANU).

Health - 17.03.2021
First Nations left behind in cervical cancer elimination
First Nations left behind in cervical cancer elimination

Environment - 16.03.2021
Net zero by 2050 only possible if renewables ramp up: expert
Net zero by 2050 only possible if renewables ramp up: expert
Australia will not achieve net zero emissions until well after 2050 at the rate emissions are declining, experts from The Australian National University (ANU) warn.

Health - Economics / Business - 15.03.2021
Powerhouse of the public service joins ANU
Powerhouse of the public service joins ANU

Health - Innovation - 12.03.2021
Tiny med tech that will save lives to be made in Australia
Tiny med tech that will save lives to be made in Australia

Event - 11.03.2021
Shining stars of science honoured with Academy awards

Health - Life Sciences - 11.03.2021
New natural answers for killer allergies
New natural answers for killer allergies
Researchers have discovered a function in the immune system that could hold the key to treating allergic conditions like asthma and stop life-threatening anaphylaxis.

Social Sciences - Health - 10.03.2021
Biographies celebrate champions of 20th century change
Biographies celebrate champions of 20th century change

Politics - Social Sciences - 04.03.2021
Australia likely to maintain ties with Myanmar, expert says
Australia likely to maintain ties with Myanmar, expert says

History / Archeology - 03.03.2021
Scientists dig deep to reveal Earth’s hidden layer
It's an idea worthy of a Jules Verne novel; a mysterious layer at the centre of our planet. Now researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have confirmed the existence of the Earth's "innermost inner core".

Administration - 01.03.2021
Chinese investment in Australia plunges to record low

Life Sciences - 25.02.2021
Lyrebirds use siren song to lure sexual partners
Lyrebirds use siren song to lure sexual partners
Male lyrebirds use clever mimicry to increase their chances of sexual success, according to a new study involving researchers from The Australian National University.

Health - 24.02.2021
Invention can help prevent deaths caused by blood clots
Invention can help prevent deaths caused by blood clots
New portable technology that visualises clots forming in flowing blood in a 3D holographic livestream promises to dramatically improve screening and treatment of stroke, heart attack and coronavirus-induced lung failure. Millions of people around the world die from heart attacks and strokes every year, and 2.5 million people have died due to coronavirus globally since the pandemic began.

Health - 24.02.2021
Laughter isn’t always the best medicine for work stress

Administration - Politics - 17.02.2021
Government needs to tackle foreign influence "grey zone"