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 Science 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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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.
- Research story
We are excited to launch today the Smithson Psychology Micro-Grant Scheme which will offer annual funding of up to $10K on a competitive basis for early career academic staff to undertake activities associated with the advancement of their research.
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Pharmacists have experienced longer hours and greater workloads leading to burnout, during COVID19.
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Mr Ben Siddall, a third year MChD student has published research showing that exercise combined with pain neuroscience education provides better outcomes for chronic pain sufferers.
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New research makes recommendations for attracting doctors to rural locations and retaining them by dealing with a number of barriers.
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Help us understand how to protect the health and wellbeing of individuals in bushfire-affected communities. We invite you to take part in a survey to share your experiences of the 2019-2020 bushfire season and how life has been since.
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Australians develop diabetes every day leading to an annual cost estimated at $14.6 billion.
- Academic profile
Taking on a leadership position at short notice in the middle of a pandemic is no easy task, even if Acting Director, Professor Zsuzsoka Kecskes, made it look effortless.
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Financial stress during lockdown is having a greater cost on people's mental health than exposure to COVID-19, according to a new longitudinal study from The Australian National University (ANU).
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