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Eureka! Carbon modellers secure top prize

ANU scientists are part of a team that have won the nation’s top environmental research prize for developing a system that monitors and predicts greenhouse emissions.

National alliance to boost disease research

Nine of the nation’s leading scientific research institutions will launch a new partnership today to boost Australia’s research capacity for tackling major health problems including cancer, diabetes, deafness, infertility, autoimmune disease and arthritis.

‘Ocker’ now free online thanks to Oxford-ANU partnership

The word ‘ocker’ is widely known to stand for a species of robust Australian behaviour, but did you know it can also be shorthand for Australian English? Wonder no more. A partnership between ANU and Oxford University Press is now bringing Australian English to the world free online.

Split welfare and business in drought funding: Experts

Australia’s drought support system needs to differentiate between the welfare needs of farmers and issues of business sustainability if it is to be equitable and climate-change relevant, ANU experts argue.

Economist Joshua Gans. Tax credits the key for parent policy: Gans

Leading Economist Joshua Gans has proposed that employers be offered a tax credit scheme to cover the cost of paid parental leave and mitigate against potential discrimination against those most likely to take it, in a new report from The Australian National University.


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When two tribes go to war

Tracking the conflict between two online communities was fruitful for Toni Eagar

Nobody could have predicted that one of the great brand battles would be between rival groups of fans of fantasy literature.

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