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- Dr Lex van Loon, a top technical physician with experience in modelling, discusses what is possible with simulation and software development, on Earth, and how it will apply in space.
- Congratulations to Dr Janelle Hamilton and Dr Di Whiteman awarded the Vice-Chancellor's Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning
- Meet our heroes of medicine. These doctors from the ANU Medical School save lives between lectures and are inspiring the next generation of medical professions.
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15 Nov 2023
Year 2 medical students undertake rural immersion
14 Aug 2023
A new interactive program focused on global health is changing how university students engage with and learn about global health practices.
14 Mar 2023
Get to know the new team of ANU researchers working on brain stimulation and psychedelic therapies.
14 Feb 2023
O-week activities for our medical students were back to pre-pandemic levels with lots of opportunity to socialise.
10 Feb 2023
ANU Enagement and Success Manager and PhD scholar, Sarah Walker, discusses why orientation week is so important.
19 Jan 2023
Christina Lee was chosen to present her research at the ANZACA conference.
14 Dec 2022
The theme ‘Our World, Our Future’ offered students the chance to examine global and high impact issues through the lens of various professions.
14 Dec 2022
Ms Taylor Glover in the inaugural recipient of the Jessica King Scholarship.
17 Nov 2022
Rural Week is an opportunity for urban based medical students to experience rual living and broaden their exposure to rural medicine.
14 Oct 2022
Researchers from psychology and medicine spent time at the ANU Classics Museum to consider health and the human experience through art and history.
15 Jul 2022
Ms Pru Rolff embraced the "Getup! Stand up! Show Up! theme for NAIDOC week by participating in the NAIDOC touch football carnival.
30 Jun 2022
A formidable protective agent that's been documented in medical journals for close to two centuries could be key to defending against airborne bacteria...
