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How an ANU ecologist and statistician are in for the long haul in an effort to better inform environmental policies and practice — and discovering new species along the way.
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The Asian tsunami disaster — the prospects for recovery
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Federation Fellow Professor Chennupati Jagadish may find the answers in the middle ground, but in his ambition to establish a world centre of nanotechnology, there is no room for even the smallest of compromises.
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In one very old log canoe, a textile archaeologist has found some of the best-preserved examples of prehistoric textiles from the south-east Asian region.
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Business in Papua New Guinea becomes tribal for a visiting ANU sociologist.
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More than 50 years after Sir Donald Bradman waved the willow in his last test, fresh analysis has revealed that he gave Australian cricket far more than previously believed.
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It’s a long way from the heady floors of the stock exchanges of the world, but in quiet offices ANU researchers are using established physics principles to interpret financial markets.
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ANU research breakthroughs often hit the headlines, but the University is also pushing the boundaries of teaching practice.
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A handful of clay, yesterday’s coffee grounds and some cow manure are the ingredients that could bring clean, safe drinking water to much of the third world.
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An ANU researcher is studying masculinity, myths and the rise of the metrosexual through history — and discovering what it means to be a man in the modern world.
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