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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.
The science of engaging an audience
Veritasium creator Dr Derek Muller shares lessons on audience, curiosity and storytelling at a sold-out ANU public lecture.
Privacy Through Digital Sovereignty: Protecting Australians’ Data One POD at a Time
Researchers at the ANU Software Innovation Institute are using SOLID Personal Online Data stores (PODs) to give Australians secure control over their…
From punch cards to generative AI: the projects transforming student learning
Explore the 2026 Learning & Teaching Grant projects.
Creating a positive patient experience
Cybernetics' Dr Jess Herrington and Handy Squid created playful, calming installations to reduce children's stress and pain at the Sydney…
Vale Alison Kershaw
Friends and fellow graduates remember Alison Kershaw, from the first Master of Applied Cybernetics cohort, who helped make science more inclusive,…
Empowering students, one wind turbine at a time
Classroom concepts were brought to life when 20 engineering students from The Australian National University (ANU) got the opportunity to gain on-the…
Meet the Pitch & Collaborate 2026 Finalists
Meet the research teams in this year's Pitch & Collaborate finals.
With Google and Anthropic support, ANU leverages the power of AI-assisted coding while teaching the core fundamentals
Coding in the age of generative AI has changed radically. Read how the School of Computing is preparing students for the future.
High-tech forest maps predict the ecological traits of Amazon birds
New ANU-led research uses high-resolution maps of Peru's forest canopies to predict the ecological strategies of the birds living within them.