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Innovation - Environment - 30.09.2020
New partnership to help stop catastrophic bushfires
New partnership to help stop catastrophic bushfires

Environment - 29.09.2020
ANU trio in the running for prestigious science prize
ANU trio in the running for prestigious science prize

Politics - 28.09.2020
A smarter comparison between ACT election candidates
The Australian National University (ANU) has launched the ACT election edition of smartvote - an online tool that lets voters compare their views with candidates.

Environment - Social Sciences - 28.09.2020
Australia must ensure water justice for all: expert
Australia must ensure water justice for all: expert
A leading water expert from The Australian National University (ANU) is calling for greater water justice, especially for Indigenous Australians.

Innovation - 25.09.2020
ANU start-up to power next generation of quantum computing
ANU start-up to power next generation of quantum computing

Health - 22.09.2020
Health messages to help stop patient harm in hospitals
A new global research group led by The Australian National University (ANU) will help tackle communication breakdowns in hospitals that contribute to over 450,000 people per year suffering from an avoidable critical incident.

Life Sciences - 18.09.2020
Misinformation spread by the tricks of our brains
The brain can be untrustworthy when it comes to deciphering fake news, and especially when headlines are repeated, presented with photos, or generally easy to imagine, experts from The Australia National University (ANU) have found.

Astronomy & Space - 17.09.2020
Cash boost for world's most powerful telescope
Cash boost for world’s most powerful telescope

Politics - Campus - 15.09.2020
Bishop to help shape the future of diplomacy
Bishop to help shape the future of diplomacy

Economics - 15.09.2020
The power of battery storage recharged with cash splash
The power of battery storage recharged with cash splash

Computer Science - 14.09.2020
Chinese investment in Australia plummets to $2.5 billion

Health - 11.09.2020
Lifestyle changes could beat Alzheimer’s
It may be possible to prevent Alzheimer's disease for those already experiencing cognitive decline, according to new research from The Australian National University (ANU). ANU PhD candidate, Mitchell McMaster, created a lifestyle modification program and found it reduced dementia risk for people over 65 experiencing early signs of Alzheimer's - the most common cause of dementia.

Music - Event - 09.09.2020
Indigenous composer scores top classical gong
Indigenous composer scores top classical gong

Environment - 08.09.2020
Investing in early fire detection could save $8 billion

Environment - 08.09.2020
Help complete Australia's longest daily weather record
Help complete Australia’s longest daily weather record
Scientists at The Australian National University (ANU) are launching a new citizen science project to create Australia's longest daily weather record beginning in 1838.

Social Sciences - 04.09.2020
Indigenous education strategy failing remote communities
Indigenous education strategy failing remote communities
A policy that sees Indigenous students from remote communities board 'off country' in an attempt to advance their education opportunities is having the reverse effect, a major new report warns.

Health - 04.09.2020
People power key to getting through COVID-19 pandemic
People power key to getting through COVID-19 pandemic
The strength of connections, be it human connections within cities, or collaborative networks between cities, has been a key factor in determining how effectively the world's biggest cities have been able to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, according to leading experts.

Music - 03.09.2020
Virtuoso creates virtual music for our lockdown lives
Virtuoso creates virtual music for our lockdown lives

Environment - 03.09.2020
Australia leading the world in deploying renewable energy
Australia leading the world in deploying renewable energy
Australia continues to lead the world in the per capita roll out of energy generated by solar and wind, resulting in lower greenhouse gas emissions and falling electricity prices, according to a new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU).

Health - 02.09.2020
Case for keeping rates low remains strong: Shadow RBA

Health - Social Sciences - 01.09.2020
Tens of thousands train in contact tracing for the bush
More than 50,000 people have accessed specialised pandemic training for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers and health practitioners to help protect remote Australian communities from coronavirus outbreaks.

Astronomy & Space - 01.09.2020
Mammoth collision of `impossible' black holes detected
Mammoth collision of `impossible’ black holes detected
The most massive black hole collision ever detected has been directly observed by the LIGO and VIRGO Scientific Collaboration, which includes scientists from the Centre for Gravitational Astrophysics at The Australian National University (ANU). The short gravitational wave signal, GW190521, captured by the LIGO and Virgo gravitational wave observatories in the United States and Europe on 21 May last year, came from two highly spinning, mammoth black holes weighing in at a massive 85 times and 66 times the mass of the Sun, respectively.

Social Sciences - 25.08.2020
Australia to 'bounce back better' if COVID policies stay
Australia to ’bounce back better’ if COVID policies stay
Experts are calling for many of the 156 government policy measures put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic to stay long term.

Pedagogy - 21.08.2020
MeriSTEM helps ensure the flow of Australian science grads

Music - 18.08.2020
New board to help advance music and the arts in Canberra
New board to help advance music and the arts in Canberra

Computer Science - Pharmacology - 13.08.2020
Supercomputer simulation could show us how to stop COVID
Supercomputer simulation could show us how to stop COVID

Astronomy & Space - 12.08.2020
Get your space face on for the Satellite Selfie

Administration - 11.08.2020
ANU offers almost 5,000 school leavers places for 2021

Health - 07.08.2020
ANU students ready to help during busy COVID tax time
ANU students ready to help during busy COVID tax time

Environment - 06.08.2020
Koala survival post-bushfires given major boost
Koala survival post-bushfires given major boost
ANU researchers say new growth offers new hope for koalas surviving in burnt habitats. Now this important breakthrough has been given vital backing with funding from Minderoo Foundation.

Administration - 04.08.2020
Tax reform needed to free young from massive debt burden
Leading experts have warned Australia needs urgent tax reform to avoid a fiscal system that leaves future generations with enormous debt burdens.

Health - Administration - 03.08.2020
ANU stands ready to steer Australia through crisis
ANU stands ready to steer Australia through crisis
Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt has said ANU "is reporting for duty again", as Australia looks to recover from devastating bushfires and meet the challenges of the global coronavirus pandemic.

Mathematics - 03.08.2020
As COVID cases rise, rates should stay low

Life Sciences - Health - 31.07.2020
ANU stem cell researcher joins ABC TOP 5
ANU stem cell researcher joins ABC TOP 5

Earth Sciences - 30.07.2020
Unravels secret to subduction
A new study by an international team of researchers offers new clues about where and how subduction starts on Earth, the process behind our most deadly volcanic eruptions.

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 28.07.2020
Authors needed for bushfire smoke children's book
Authors needed for bushfire smoke children’s book

Earth Sciences - 27.07.2020
Brando's atoll was holiday getaway for Tahitian royalty
Brando’s atoll was holiday getaway for Tahitian royalty
A lost Tahitian paradise for the Pacific nation's royals has been re-discovered on the tiny atoll of Teti'aroa, once owned by Hollywood icon Marlon Brando. The finds from ANU include two rarely-seen archery platforms and a huge open-air altar, likely used for ceremonial purposes and ritual offerings.

Environment - Economics - 24.07.2020
Prominent Australians call for post-pandemic survival plan
Prominent Australians call for post-pandemic survival plan

Environment - History & Archeology - 22.07.2020
Vale Richard Grove
Vale Richard Grove
Written by Associate Professor Ruth Morgan It is with great sadness that we reflect on the life and career of the environmental historian, Richard Grove, who passed on 25 June aged 64.

Economics - 20.07.2020
Tax shake up needed for a more equitable Australia
Australia needs to move to a dual income tax system to ensure greater generational equity experts from the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute (TTPI) at The Australian National University (ANU) urge in a report released today.

Chemistry - Electroengineering - 15.07.2020
New organic material unlocks faster electronic devices
New organic material unlocks faster electronic devices

Life Sciences - Environment - 10.07.2020
To track impact of environmental change on wildlife
To track impact of environmental change on wildlife

Administration - 09.07.2020
International student pilot program postponed

Transport - 08.07.2020
Electric vehicle fleets set to be on-call to backup the grid
Electric vehicle fleets set to be on-call to backup the grid

Health - 02.07.2020
Mapping the Pacific’s COVID-19 success
Researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) have created an interactive map that tracks Pacific responses to COVID-19 and assesses what is working and what is not.

Astronomy & Space - 01.07.2020
Hungry black hole among the most massive in the Universe
Hungry black hole among the most massive in the Universe
We now know just how massive the fastest-growing black hole in the Universe actually is, as well as how much it eats, thanks to new research led by The Australian National University (ANU).

Administration - 01.07.2020
Massive investment in cyber policy a welcome move, says ANU
Massive investment in cyber policy a welcome move, says ANU

Health - 25.06.2020
Pandemic will cause globe $US21 trillion in economic pain
The global economy could lose up to $US21.8 trillion dollars in 2020 alone due to COVID-19, according to new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU). The research , led by Professor Warwick McKibbin and Roshen Fernando, has modelled six new scenarios of the impact of the coronavirus on the world economy.

Health - Career - 24.06.2020
$8 million to help immune system hunt down and beat cancer
$8 million to help immune system hunt down and beat cancer

Administration - 18.06.2020
ANU and UC to launch international student pilot program