Convergence, trust, technology and cybernetics at the World Economic Forum
24 Jun 2025
ANU expert Professor Katherine Daniell, from the School of Cybernetics, joins the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions to talk about emerging technologies.
Celebrating women in engineering at ANU
23 Jun 2025
On International Women in Engineering Day, we honour and celebrate the women reshaping the world through engineering.
Token wars
20 Jun 2025
‘Tokens’ used to train AI models are running out. School of Cybernetics PhD candidate Kathy Reid discusses what this means and why should we care.
ANU health researchers named Rising Stars in ACT awards
18 Jun 2025
Emerging researchers from ANU have been selected in the 2025 CHARM Rising Star Awards, celebrating their outstanding early-career impact in health research and innovation in the ACT.
What’s stopping ACT homes from going all-electric? New ANU-ActewAGL partnership set to find why
17 Jun 2025
Thanks to support from ActewAGL, ANU researchers are set to understand what’s holding ACT residents back from fully electrifying their homes – and what may change their minds.
Colonisation cleared 95% of these woodlands – Indigenous cultural burning is bringing it back
17 Jun 2025
New research details the results of a Indigenous-led cultural burning program in critically endangered woodlands in New South Wales. It shows how Western science can support cultural burning to deliver benefits across...
Meet David: shaping how we protect natural resources for the future
16 Jun 2025
Professor David Lindenmayer is working to advance conservation science while maintaining a positive place for young scientists to develop their careers.
Elena is uncovering the social perception of AI
16 Jun 2025
From astrophysics to public deepfake installations, Elena Denia shares what led to her studying the social perception of AI.
Lee Constable: writer, public edu-tainer, science communicator
10 Jun 2025
From social media to events to print to television and hopefully towards the big screen - Lee Constable has been exemplary of the versatility, importance, power and fun of science communication.
Logging devastated Victoria’s native forests – and new research shows 20% has failed to grow back
6 Jun 2025
Fenner School researchers, Maldwyn John Evans, Chris Taylor and Professor David Lindenmayer explain how more needs to be done to restore Victoria’s forest and make recommendations for regeneration.