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Feb
2023
Disease detectives: a new frontier in genetic mutations »
Move aside Sherlock Holmes - Associate Professor Anselm Enders and an international team have uncovered a new genetic mutation.
31
Jan
2023
Fishing in tandem brings benefits for people and dolphins »
Dolphins and net-casting fishers in Brazil catch more fish by working together, a new study has shown.
25
Jan
2023
How plants can inspire new ways to extract value from waste »
Plants are inspiring new techniques to harvest, recycle and reuse valuable metals, minerals and nutrients from liquid wastes.
13
Jan
2023
New techniques for accurate measurements of tiny objects »
New research led by a team of scientists at The Australian National University (ANU) has outlined a way to achieve more accurate...
12
Jan
2023
2022 water report: global warming changing the water cycle »
A new ANU-led report has found global warming is changing the water cycle across the planet.
10
Jan
2023
Ecosystems in Victoria and Tasmania feeling the heat »
A new ANU study has shown which ecosystems in southeastern Australia may be most at risk of feeling the impacts of climate change.
15
Dec
2022
New tool to help maximise nation's solar and wind potential »
A new tool developed by ANU researchers aims to accelerate Australia's uptake of new solar and wind farms.
14
Dec
2022
ANU and Korean firm set sights on finding cure for blindness »
A Korean biotech company and scientists from ANU will team up to develop new treatments for age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
30
Nov
2022
How ocean currents helped Dr Adele Morrison find her path »
Dr Adele Morrison is a globally recognised climate scientist, but she wasn’t always confident she’d find her place in the science community.
29
Nov
2022
What is Cybernetics? »
Cybernetics can help to create a safe, sustainable and responsible future in a complex world.
29
Nov
2022
ANU to shape a safer tech future with new cybernetics school »
How we can safely navigate and steer the profound impact of new technologies on our lives is the focus of a first-of-its-kind school at ANU.
25
Nov
2022
Big brains bring change: inside the social life of spiders »
While most spiders are creatures of solitude, a study involving researchers from ANU has found some species have become more gregarious.
23
Nov
2022
World’s oldest meal offers food for thought »
The world's oldest meal has unearthed new clues about the physiology of our earliest animal ancestors, according to ANU scientists.
22
Nov
2022
ANU researchers win PM's science prizes »
Two leading researchers battling catastrophic climate change and killer infectious disease win in the nation's top science awards.
22
Nov
2022
ANU to map Australia's telecommunications resilience »
First-of-its kind project to be led by ANU Tech Policy Design Centre.
21
Nov
2022
Study shows the cost of captivity »
Animals bred in captivity can experience significant changes to their bodies, behaviour and health, which affects their chances of survival.
18
Nov
2022
ANU innovation boosting green and manufacturing revolutions »
A new training centre hosted by ANU is upskilling the next generation of researchers in cutting-edge 3D imaging and analysis technology.
11
Nov
2022
Extra 1,500 pumped hydro sites could bolster energy grids »
An ANU study has found 1,500 extra locations across Australia that could potentially be used to build pumped hydro energy storage sites.
07
Nov
2022
Children’s book helps power clean energy transition »
Dr Bjorn Sturmberg has launched his new book, Amy’s Balancing Act, a children’s fable about the transition to clean energy.
04
Nov
2022
Shining new light on solar cell development »
An increase in the efficiency of solar panels may be on the horizon according to new ANU research.
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