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ANU partners with AI safety company Anthropic to strengthen its AI research and teaching
ANU is one of four research institutions across Australia to partner with AI giant Anthropic under its AI for Science program to advance AI research and teaching.
Engineering an inclusive community: Speed networking for International Women in Engineering Day
ANU recognises women in engineering through Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access (IDEA) initiatives.
Meet the ANU College of Systems and Society 3MT 2026 finalists
Okorite Itumo and Liye Fu will take to the stage on Friday for the ANU 2026 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) finals. Get to know them ahead of the event.
Bee food, energy solutions, moody qubits and more at the CSS 3MT finals
What do bee menus and 2D building blocks have in common? Both won at the ANU College of Systems and Society’s 3 Minute Thesis finals.
Nature’s ‘eco-gold’: how poo can save the earth
ANU PhD student Samantha Shippley faces one of the greatest ecological challenges and turns to an unlikely hero: animal faeces.
Australian National University achieves it’s first SAGE Cygnet Award for Action on Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response
This Cygnet Award earned by ANU reflects more than five years of evidence-based reform to challenging harmful attitudes and improve institutional…
AI systems expertise celebrated at major international conference
ANU global leadership in AI planning and scheduling recognised with multiple awards, keynote recognition and doctoral honours.
Drones, bikes that blend, and interactive embroideries: Innovation on show at ANU
Student and academic research projects were on display at the College Showcase for Semester 1, 2026.
From ANU to Canva and PyTorch: the award-winning work behind smarter AI vision
Applying representation learning to computer vision, Associate Professor Liang Zheng's award-winning data augmentation methods have found…
This physicist wants every Australian to know that nuclear matters
As Australia expands its ambitions in nuclear technologies, Associate Professor Elizabeth Williams says the country is grappling with a question that…