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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.
Not so puzzling: turning a 500-wire fusion headache into a seconds long solution
ANU researcher Matthew Hole is combining maths, physics and computer science approaches to replicate the Sun’s power on earth, moving steps closer…
Celebrate 80 years of ANU with us
Join us in celebrating 80 years of the ANU.
From AI world models to destruction of forever chemicals: the technologies to watch
Which emerging technologies could soon become part of everyday life? ANU expert Professor Katherine Daniell unpacks the innovations attracting global…
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.
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.
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…