The ANU scientist blending cultural practice with clinical care
Dr Uday Yadav has returned home to Nepal to set up community-led health programs addressing chronic health conditions.
Dr Elizabeth Williams is shaping safer tech and industry practices for everyone
You may have heard the maxim ‘think outside the box’. But when it comes to engineering, Dr Elizabeth Williams wants to redefine the box by making technology with diverse people in mind.
ANU start-up offers green solutions for extraction of valuable materials
A simple and cost-effective method developed by scientists at ANU could make the process of extracting valuable resources from brine deposits more environmentally friendly.
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Welcome to room 1070, it’s completely normal
Dr Stephen Dann’s office is jammed with trinkets, toys and treasures – and he wants you to use them to express yourself.
Meet Ana: advancing our knowledge of the Earth through cutting-edge technology
Dr Ana Casas Ramos is developing groundbreaking technologies to make mining more sustainable, but that wasn’t originally the plan.
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Once the pillar of democracy, the US now flirts with authoritarianism.
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