ANU researchers and global partners are launching a clinical trial to improve treatment for Kaposi sarcoma, one of the most common and deadly cancers in sub-Saharan Africa.

A new material platform has enabled scientists to create photon pairs whose entanglement can be tuned, from a layer thinner than a human hair. The photon pairs are created by a metasurface made of ...

New research that used our world-leading geochronology facility at ANU, shows how communities that lived in western Iran about 11,000 years ago gave gifts from their travels in cultural practices ...

Dr Florence Danila helps you understanc how different temperatures impact plants and the implications this has for climate change.

Join renowned paediatrician and child advocate Dr Sue Packer AO as she shares powerful insights from over 50 years of championing children’s rights and wellbeing in this public lecture.

While people in these regions might say they are living to be 100 or even 110, there is simply no evidence for their age. Dr Newman has tracked down 80 percent of the people in the world who are over ...

There's a growing movement to decolonise mathematics. Professor Rowena Ball explains what this means and why it is important.

It’s gob-smacking that bioluminescent fungi are real. Glow in the dark mushrooms feel like a fairy house straight from Enid Blyton’s imagination, not something that genuinely exists in our forests.

For the past thirty years, Helen has been undertaking fieldwork for a project following the fairy-wrens of the botanic gardens, giving her a unique view of their complex lives. She confesses that she ...

Health and human security are fundamentally valued in all societies, and transformative change is needed to ensure a healthier future for all.

By connecting climate change to its material impact on the world, scientists have transformed an observation into a policy problem.

Particle physicists has found hints to the existence of another five Higgs bosons.