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Mar
2014
Too shy to learn? »
New research shows bold baboons are better at learning and sharing new tasks than shy baboons, suggesting personality could be a major...
11
Mar
2014
Volcanoes helped species survive ice ages »
An international team of researchers has found evidence that the steam and heat from volcanoes and heated rocks allowed many species of...
10
Mar
2014
Recognising Indigenous service personnel »
A group of researchers from the Australian National University are about to start compiling the nation’s first comprehensive record of...
09
Mar
2014
Cricket researchers at Mullagh Cup »
ANU researchers have takien their inquiry into Indigenous participation in cricket to the home of one of Australia’s greatest Indigenous...
07
Mar
2014
Lasers to clean up space junk »
Mount Stromlo Observatory will play a lead role in cleaning up space junk under a new $20 million Cooperative Research Centre (CRC),...
07
Mar
2014
Minister launches new cyber security program at ANU »
Communications Minister the Hon Malcolm Turnbull MP has launched a new ANU-based program on cyberspace and cybersecurity as the world deals...
07
Mar
2014
Bright future for Fulbright scholars »
Quantum computing, Australia-United States strategic relations, the use of military force to achieve human rights objectives and medical...
07
Mar
2014
Perks and perils of being a national treasure »
It's not a short-lived moment of glory to be bestowed a 'National Treasure' in South Korea. But with glory, there's also danger, reports...
07
Mar
2014
ANU community celebrates sustainability »
On Thursday 20th February, the ANU community gathered in Union Court for the 7th annual Celebrate Sustainability Day. This event is a great...
07
Mar
2014
Know your campus »
Last edition’s Know Your Campus photo was taken of the UNA sculpture in the Science precinct.
Congratulations to Vanessa Howieson who won a...
06
Mar
2014
Fat nation »
This article was written by Dr Phil Baker from the ANU Research School of Population Health and was first published in The Conversation.
In...
05
Mar
2014
Kylie the kangaroo to help kids beat bushfire trauma »
As the Australian bushfire season draws to a close, a new animated video from the ANU-based Trauma and Grief Network will help parents and...
05
Mar
2014
Female birds rival males in bird song »
A team of international researchers has found that bird song is almost as common in female birds as in males, overturning long-held...
04
Mar
2014
Critical mass not needed for supernova explosions »
Astronomers searching for clues about dark energy, the mysterious force that is speeding up the expansion of the Universe, have uncovered...
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Feb
2014
Stopping the spread of sarcoma »
Research into sarcoma, an area of cancer that receives little attention, received a major boost this week with the presentation of $40,000...
27
Feb
2014
Dr Diplomacy to help resuscitate the gender agenda »
An ANU College of Asia and the Pacific academic is heading to New York, as part of an Australian government delegation focused on gender...
27
Feb
2014
Citizen scientists take on a nuclear crisis »
Ordinary residents are doing extraordinary things in the wake of Japan's 2011 triple disaster, writes Tabitha Carvan.
Professor Tessa...
26
Feb
2014
ANU takes science to southern Africa »
An Australian National University scientist is heading to Africa with some unique experiments, including a vacuum cleaner-powered...
24
Feb
2014
Disability, employment and anti-discrimination laws »
ANU researcher Dale Reardon wants to hear from Australians who have a disability and have experienced discrimination in relation to...
24
Feb
2014
Lupus research gets a boost »
Dr Simon Jiang's postgraduate studies on understanding the devastating disease lupus has received a big boost - he is a recent recipient of...
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