NEWS HIGHLIGHT
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…
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…
Vale Alison Kershaw
Friends and fellow graduates remember Alison Kershaw, from the first Master of Applied Cybernetics cohort, who helped make science more inclusive,…
Meet the Pitch & Collaborate 2026 Finalists
Meet the research teams in this year's Pitch & Collaborate finals.
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.
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.