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Rice for Life
In June and July 2018, the world watched with bated breath as a multinational rescue team fought to extract 12 young members of a football team and their coach from a deep, flooded cave system call
Sanskrit in the Summer
And indeed, every four years, enthusiastic knowledge seekers do get the golden opportunity to indulge in the pursuit of happiness—through the Spoken Sanskrit Summer School.
A glimpse into Matthew's field work on Cape Barren Island
My name is Matthew Adeleye, a current PhD student at the CHL in the area of Archaeology and Natural History.
Korea Institute Bushfire Translation Day
In early February, the Korean Studies community at ANU convened to welcome our new faculty member Dr Eunseon Kim, who joins us as Lecturer and Convenor of the Korean Language Program.
From ANU to Japan: Brian’s Journey
Brian Hukins, a graduate of Asian Studies (BAS) with a double minor in the Chinese Language and the Japanese Language, recently narrated his experience at ANU and shared his plans for the future.
State of the University 2020
Against the backdrop of a chaotic kick-off to 2020 to say the least, it was only fitting that the ANU State of the University address was highly anticipated by one and all.
2020 Young Pacific Leaders Conference Accepting Applications
The US Department of State is now accepting applications from emerging leaders across the Pacific for the YPL Conference in April.
Mercury pollution from decades past may have been re-released by Tasmania’s bushfires
Tasmania’s bushfires may have resulted in the release of significant amounts of mercury from burnt trees into the atmosphere. Our research shows that industrial mercury pollution from decades past has been locked up in west Tasmanian trees.
Mercury Australia network launched at ANU
Via ANU Newsroom
The Mercury Australia (MA) network has been launched at ANU with the goal of assisting Australia to ratify the United Nations Minamata Convention on Mercury.
paradigm_shift: perfection
Dive into diverse projects of perfection that shape lives in Asia and the Pacific.
