NEWS HIGHLIGHT
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.
First Nations First
New Bandalang podcast creates space to learn about First Nations engineering, design and Country-centred knowledge with and through each other.
From petroleum engineer to Master of Energy Change scholar
Nadir Ahmad Ameen worked as a reservoir engineer, developing oil and gas fields and estimating fuel reserves in Islamabad before embarking on a very…
Where research meets movies: Science. Art. Film.
Do you ever wonder if the movies you've watched have stories that are closer to reality than they seem? Science. Art. Film. is a series that…
New research shows men still outnumber women as experts in science news
Expert voices in Australian science news coverage are still more likely to be those of men, according to recent research, despite journalists…
Tracing COVID-19 variants and millions of years of evolution
Applying statistical and algorithmic models to biology has led to Associate Professor Minh Bui's lab's computational biology software, IQ-…
Meditation on Country at the Museum of Contemporary Art
Cybernetics at the Data Dreams: Art and AI exhibition
Landscape-scale cultural burning study expands
It’s one of the first landscape-scale trials of cultural burning on travelling stock reserves (TSRs) in NSW in history.
Inclusive engineering: ANU students design wearable tech for the low-vision community
Introducing Project VER, your wearable AI assistant designed to make every day easier for those with visual impairments.
Deadly heat stress conditions already occurring
Deadly heatwave events are occurring at temperatures and humidity levels previously thought to be survivable, according to a new paper by a team of…