Research stories
Read the stories of transformative research journeys of our esteemed scientists as they make significant contributions to various fields, driving innovation and creating a positive impact on the world.
As an integral part of the ANU College of Health and Medicine, we are committed to cross-disciplinary research that will provide solutions to health problems which beset our community. In addition, we continue to pride ourselves on our commitment to the training and mentoring of the young medical researchers of the future.
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Celebrating Professor Amanda Barnard, Chancellor's award for Distinguished Contribution to the University
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Dr James O'Connor has attained his PhD while simultaneously undertaking a medical degree program.
- Research story
New research from Dr Katrina Randall hopes to improve testing methods for people with food allergy but investigating possible biomarkers.
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A simple new first-aid technique could help avoid fatalities from shark attacks.
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A new research project will explore how best to promote help seeking in people aged 16-25 years, assess why young people do or don’t access available resources, and understand how they’d like to use technology to gain information and support.
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Matthew Waters - a combined PhD/MChD student - was named a winner of the Australian Diabetes Society, Young Investigator and Poster Award sessions during the Australasian Diabetes Congress (ADC).
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Associate Professor Rosemary Korda and a multi-disciplinary research team from ANU will investigate the benefits of telehealth in the primary health care setting after securing a $1.5 million MRFF award.
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We've learned how to 'continue living' through natural disasters and the pandemic, but how do we successfully navigate dying during such events?
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A new national study shows most patients in Australia are not getting suitable end-of-life care.
- Academic profile
From a young age, Dr Louise Baker knew she wanted to be a doctor. Thirty-two years later, she's delivering a third generation of babies in Cowra, but her work extends far beyond the delivery of babies.
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New research by the Rural Clinical School has found that doctors can generally trust their instinct about the accuracy and safety of information shared during a handover.
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