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A new degree, a new life

An inspirational Nursing graduate is changing lives in Africa.

Two Laureates and two big projects

Our ARC Laureate Fellows are focusing on the big issues for humanity.

From equestrian to historian

After an amazing career as an equestrian, Lucy Bennett has jumped into a whole new life as a student.

Who is Jane Reid? The thesis of Lucy Bennett

A History Honours student is investigating the life of a remarkable woman.

Mother, nurse, student and artist

Nikala Bourke came back to University to pursue her passion for art.

The “boring billion” is anything but...

Can geology tell us why life on earth began?

Let's talk about sex, baby

Amy Edwards is investigating how mammal mothers can choose the sex of their babies.

Physics star off to NASA

This graduate has a stellar job lined up.

Closing the evidence to practice gap in healthcare

This research is making sure you get the best possible care in hospital.

Today's the day the teddy bears have their...check-up

This special program makes children more comfortable with medical scenarios.

Paving the way to optimal mental health and productive workplaces

If you were experiencing stress at work, would you take time off to recover?

Race car project helps students drive straight into industry

This Engineering unit is a formula for education - and fun.

Unlocking the eucalypt genome

A mission of global significance.

Environmentally friendly consumption

A win-win for the planet and consumers.

Innovative teaching turns anatomy inside out

Anatomical body painting? That's some Science Worth Seeing.

More than meets the eye...

Drone technology helps us to see the invisible.

From diesel mechanic to foreign correspondent

I would love to be a foreign correspondent. But, I’ll be very happy as freelance writer covering topics that I like, which is Australia in Asia, Space and the Military (or conflicts).

Unlocking insights from one of the world’s greatest archives

Professor of Social History, Hamish Maxwell-Stewart is using Tasmania's significant convict archives to study intergenerational health issues.

Into space: How do you train for an environment that will kill you?

The closest conditions for space exploration training? Underwater.

Researchers look to earliest years of life for heart disease clues

The Menzies Institute for Medical Research wants to reconnect with young adults who took part in a study as infants.