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Armed with a background in mathematics, a new set of questions and a female perspective, Dr Penelope Allison is unearthing the truth from the ruins of Pompeii.
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Drought is an integral part of Australia's unique climate, yet it continues to take us by surprise. Dr Linda Botterill argues that with education and planning, it needn't be a disaster.
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A road can tell you a lot about a country — if you know what to look for. China expert, Dr Aat Vervoorn, hits the remote highways of the world's most populous country.
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Scramjets are set to power a new age of air travel and an ANU PhD student's research could help get them off the ground.
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Many of us couldn't imagine life without a mobile phone. Dr Diana Glazebrook has found it is an essential tool in the lives of Hazara refugees.
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Tiny wireless sensors are set to become one of the 21st century's most ubiquitous technologies. Dr Shad Roundy is the man with the plan to power them.
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Professor Larry Sitsky is one of Australia's most prolific and respected composers.
A new book celebrates his remarkable
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Solving a 'murder' using the same techniques as television's favourite crime fighters inspired a group of young scientists on a visit to ANU.
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