ANU scientists are working with space technology to predict droughts months in advance. Will Wright reports.

A chance find of a language fragment buried in archives of a family farm sheds light on a forgotten Indigenous language. Jane Faure-Brac reports on how the find is emblematic of the United Nation’s Year of Indigenous Languages.

A researcher has made a remarkable discovery about a group of lizards living in the Andes. Jess Fagan reports.

A refugee camp is not the easiest place to conduct field research, but when you are exploring how best to protect children during their migration journey, that is where the need is greatest. Olivia Wenholz reports.

ANU archaeologists have uncovered the earliest unambiguous evidence of ritual activity in the Torres Strait. Evana Ho reports.

PhD scholar Ilya Bobrovskiy has already revealed the earliest known animal, but you can expect some more big discoveries from this young scientist. Will Wright reports.

This artist asks questions by using burnt flags and restitched work wear. Anne-Marie Jean reports.

A road in Kambri has been named after a trail-blazer in geology. Jess Fagan reports.

Researchers at ANU are making discoveries that could make solar technology cheaper and closer to everyone. What’s the end game? Ross Peake reports.

The flexible teaching spaces at Kambri will inspire quality teaching and learning, as Glen O'Grady and Grady Venville report.

Kambri by numbers

An ANU team is researching how to help a woman after the death of a baby. Adam Spence reports.

For psychologists, fake news provides a worrying insight into human cognition, as Tabitha Carvan reports.

Sustainable building practices and materials were used throughout the Kambri precinct. Jess Fagan reports.

The Kambri precinct will help realise the vision of connecting the ANU campus to the city. Adam Spence reports.

An ANU graduate returned to campus to steer construction of the magnificent new centrepiece. Rebecca McKenzie-McHarg reports.

Aicee Calma, MChD ’15, and Alexandru Colibaba, MChD ’15, met on the first day of Med School and found a shared love in human anatomy classes. They spoke to Anna Flanagan.

The name of the University’s new precinct is highly symbolic to the local Aboriginal community. Amy Jarvis from ANU Heritage explores these connections.

What does the emergence of a new precinct on campus mean for ANU? Amanda Cox reports.

Rosalie Gascoigne AM is one of Australia’s best-known artists who is unrivalled in her emotive depictions of the landscapes surrounding Canberra. A new book presents for the first time all known, finished works by the artist. Julia Boyd and Emily Hazlewood report.

Armed with a ute load of telescopes, a team from ANU has toured regional centres to inspire school students about the possibilities of their futures. Ross Peake reports.

An ANU archaeologist on a dig faces cyclones and tropical storms, 35-degree heat and the danger of falling coconuts. Jane Faure-Brac reports.