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Fossil fish sport world's oldest six packs

Fossil fish sport world's oldest six packs

A team of palaeontologists, including three from ANU, have uncovered the oldest fossilised vertebrate muscles ever discovered. The team have mapped the musculature of an ancient...

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Queen’s honour for plant scientist

Queen’s honour for plant scientist

Dedicating more than 40 years to the field of biophysics and creating a new strain of water-efficient wheat are among Graham Farquhar’s career achievements that have awarded him...

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Blowfly protein key to terror poison antidote

Blowfly protein key to terror poison antidote

The discovery by researchers at the Research School of Chemistry of the molecular structure of a protein that causes insecticide resistance in the Australian sheep blowfly,...

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Prestigious awards for ANU scientists

Prestigious awards for ANU scientists

Two ANU researchers were among the recipients of Australian Academy of Science medals awarded this week. The Matthew Flinders Medal is the highest honour that the Academy awards...

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PhB Program Student Retreat at Kioloa

PhB Program Student Retreat at Kioloa

First year students of the 2013 PhB Science program share their thoughts on their retreat at the ANU Kioloa Coastal Campus.

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University scholars leadership symposium

University scholars leadership symposium

The Manila Symposium 2013 will bring 1,000 of the world’s dynamic student activists in the field of sustainable development together in August 2013. It offers a unique...

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Information about

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours), PhB (Hons) - Science

Are you looking for a program with that little bit extra? Do you have academic interests that span several disciplines? The Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) PhB (Hons), is a unique program that allows intellectually ambitious students to explore their interests, develop their research skills and...

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A new century of science

As Canberra celebrates its centenary, we look back at the discoveries, developments and decisions of the last hundred years and look towards a new century of science. Check this page regularly to see centenary events happening around ANU and opportunities for you to participate in celebrating...

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Working together for a sustainable future

ANU has a reputation for excellence in research across a range of sustainability issues. Our research informs national policy and debate and we are committed to working with industry, community groups and governments to create solutions for sustainability issues and a positive future for Australia...

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Promoting & maintaining good health

Research at ANU spans the full spectrum of health research: from developing new techniques and equipment, to understanding the progression of disease and developing novel treatments, to educating tomorrow’s health professionals and informing health policy.

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Events

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Jun
2013
A new century of science: Mount Stromlo Site Tours
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Jun
2013
A new century of science: Star Gazing Evenings
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Jun
2013
The John Curtin School of Medical Research Director’s ‘Health Through Discovery’ Public Lecture Series: Cancer - is a vaccine possible? The John Curtin School of Medical Research Director’s ‘Health Through Discovery’ Public Lecture Series

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