Did you know that fungi are in the air all around us? Professor Benjamin Schwessinger from the ANU Research School of Biology will showcase how fungal spores are sampled at the Australian National ...

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By Paul Richards. A leading environmental scientist helping the world navigate climate change and a towering figure in the scholarship of Southeast Asian Islam are among 32 members of the Australian ...

Using cutting-edge technology, biologist Dr Benjamin Schwessinger from The Australian National University (ANU) is helping to protect the biosecurity of Australia's unique flora and agricultural ...

The research also links to Goal 14 of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and to Goal A of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework to halt human-induced extinction of threatened species.

The issue of eligibility for NDIS funding, for people with a mental health condition, is in large part because there is no single, agreed definition of the term psychosocial disability.

“Bioprinting is becoming an exciting technique to address really complex problems,” says Professor Perriman. “We're harnessing the power of robotics and automation to answer questions that you ...

Technology developed at the Research School of Physics has attracted attention from the Taiwanese Space Agency. After a group from Taiwan toured the Space Plasma and Plasma Processing (SP3) lab as ...

Many parents may look to restart their careers as their children grow older, but how many are willing to sign up to a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program with the view to working in psychiatry..

Congratulations to the first cohort of students from the Shandong University – The Australian National University Joint Science College on graduating from ANU, with many receiving a Master of Science ...

By Matthew England, UNSW Sydney; Alex Sen Gupta, UNSW Sydney; Andrew Kiss, Australian National University, and Zhi Li, UNSW Sydney. In June 2023, a record-breaking marine heatwave swept across the ...

By Phillis Zeng. From smartphones to laptops, our devices are called ‘electronics’ because they use electrons to carry information. But electrons may not be the future of technology.