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.
Faces of ANU: Yumin Li
Learn about Yumin's story - who moved to Canberra from Guangzhou, China to pursue postgraduate study at ANU, and is now working as an academic…
The right material: Professor Ivan Cole leads ANU engineering to a sustainable future
What if we stopped treating waste as a problem to fix, and started designing it out altogether? Materials engineer Professor Ivan Cole joins ANU with…
Politicians are pushing AI as a quick fix to Australia’s housing crisis. They’re risking another Robodebt
Presenting AI as a quick fix for Australia’s housing shortage might be tempting, but it risks distracting from deeper systemic issues such as labour…
Computing researcher shines at Visualise Your Thesis competition
Algorithm debt explained: Iko-Ojo Simon on why even the smartest AI can crack without the right foundations.
From code to care: ANU research on AI is changing lives
Dr Chirath Hettiarachchi is harnessing artificial intelligence to help people living with diabetes and depression. And he’s only just getting started.
The ANU team drought-proofing staple crops to improve Pacific food security
An engineer and a plant scientist are working together to ensure yams and taro are capable of surviving droughts in Tonga and keeping people fed.
Science belongs to everyone: ANU cybernetics alumni honoured as unsung hero
Alison Kershaw was part of the first cohort of the Master of Applied Cybernetics at ANU, and has been celebrated for continuing to make science more…
Ball of energy: ANU engineer named ACT Young Tall Poppy
From creating inclusive spaces to pioneering hydrogen storage, Associate Professor Xiaolin (Shannon) Wang is helping shape Australia’s clean energy…
Congratulations Associate Professor Merryn McKinnon, Interim Pro Vice Chancellor Learning and Teaching
Congratulations to CPAS's Associate Professor Merryn McKinnon, who is the new Interim Pro Vice Chancellor (PVC) Learning and Teaching for ANU.









