World-first clinical trial to drug the ‘undruggable’ cancers
A world-first clinical trial targeting cancers that are currently undruggable will begin later in 2025, led by a research team from ANU and Canberra Health Services.
Democracy Sausage: The soul of the party
Join Democracy Sausage co-hosts to discuss the US, domestic fiscal debates and what to expect in the weeks ahead.
Extraordinary members of ANU community named in King’s Birthday Honours list
More than 30 ANU staff and alumni have been recognised for their impact on Australia.
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Making university better for everyone, including Indigenous peoples
For Distinguished Professor Asmi Wood, reaching the highest heights of academic success is one small part of his wider quest for academic excellence.
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Extraordinary members of ANU community named in King’s Birthday Honours list
More than 30 ANU staff and alumni have been recognised for their impact on Australia.
Making university better for everyone, including Indigenous peoples
For Distinguished Professor Asmi Wood, reaching the highest heights of academic success is one small part of his wider quest for academic excellence within culturally safe spaces for all our students.
Smartphones: the parasite of the modern era?
Smartphones have become “the greatest parasite of the modern age”, according to new ANU research.
How Mikayla Helms is keeping the language and legacy of her great grandmother’s alive
When Mikayla Helms began documenting her great grandmother’s nearly-lost language in Year 12, she started a journey to find her own voice – and a voice for future generations.
ANU Professor receives international recognition for work on tobacco control
Tackling tobacco smoking and e-cigarette use is all in a day's work for Professor Emily Banks.