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The ANU School of Music is offering early childhood courses to children from birth, improving not just musical talent but imagination, confidence and relationships.
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The desperate fight to control the spread of bird flu across Asia and around the world is being spearheaded by graduates, staff and students of a unique ANU program.
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"I had never lost a fight in my life, [but] in those circumstances if I had fought back, my whole family would have been destroyed. So I decided to show them that a man taking a beating could have dignity and prowess..."
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Why is it that despite spending a greater proportion of Gross Domestic Product on healthcare than is spent by Korea, Australians’ health is only slightly better than their Korean counterparts?
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Bees are more sophisticated than you think. Already proving inspirational for automated robotics, now they are going some way to helping us better understand memory.
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Sensory expert Dr Amy Berntson is exploring how the brain receives information from the senses.
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Cannibalism amongst one of earth’s most reviled creatures is hardly surprising, but new research at ANU has uncovered a more tender side to spiders.
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Through an award-winning environmental management program and applications of its research, ANU is helping protect our natural environment.
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Traditionally, Ancient Rome is remembered for the Colosseum, political intrigue and a ruthlessly-effective military — but a new book by ANU historian Professor Beryl Rawson shows that Romans had a strong notion of family.
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