Research groups
At the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology, our research groups lead innovative projects that bridge medicine, psychology and health. Explore how we’re addressing global challenges through collaborative research in society, health, therapeutics and mental processes.
Academic Unit of General Practice within SMP, the AUGP connects policy and general practice with research and education to improve primary care.
The Child Wellbeing Research Group is dedicated to conducting research that addresses community needs and can make a meaningful, lasting impact on the mental health and wellbeing of children and their families.
The CHESS lab is a multi-disciplinary research group working together to collaboratively explore and address real-world problems “in the wild”. We are particularly interested in applied research focusing on education, health and wellbeing.
Our research examines the ways our mental and physical health are shaped by our social relationships and social connectedness.
The Intelligence Network for Social Identity, Groups, Health, & Trust (INSIGHT) is a network of Australian researchers in the social and behavioural sciences. Founded in 2024, INSIGHT experts engage in national security research that centres on the critical roles of social identity, groups, health and trust in national security.
The Interventional Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience research group focuses on developing innovative therapies for mental health conditions.
Our research aims to understand and mitigate the distress and psychological trauma, such as PTSD, that arise from traumatic experiences.
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