4 Nov 2015

PhD candidate Kelsie Long from the Research School of Earth Sciences describes her work at Lake Mungo, the World heritage site in NSW where ancient human...

30 Sep 2015

Richard has turned his fascination for rocks into an underwater mission to map the seafloor. Three quarters of all volcanic eruptions happen underneath the...

17 Sep 2015

Kelsie Long’s success in the 2015 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition proves that while fish ear stones might not be sexy, they are interesting.

25 May 2015

Ian's research covers diverse fields including the age and origin of the Earth's curst, and using geochemical analysis to reconstruct past climates.

25 May 2015

I like to call my field of research ‘Paleobiogeochemistry' because I am fascinated by biological processes in deep time such as the origin of life,...

25 May 2015

Christian is studying the interactions between volcanic gasses, glasses and melts and looking at volcanic processes that happened on the moon billions of years...

25 May 2015

Professor Malcolm Sambridge’s new mathematical approaches to analysing complex geophysical data have fundamentally altered the way in which we understand the...

25 May 2015

Professor Trevor Ireland from the Research School of Earth Sciences is interested in thinking back billions of years in time.

14 Apr 2015

Dr Rachel Wood and Dr Stewart Fallon from the Research School of Earth Sciences (ANU) are part of a team of scholars from several institutions across Australia...

16 Feb 2015

In 2013, heat records fell like dominoes. Australia had its hottest day on record, its hottest month on record, its hottest summer on record, its hottest...

22 Oct 2014

RSES PhD student, Mike Jollands, summarised his 3-year research project in just 3 minutes at the 2014 ANU final of the 3MT competition.

17 Oct 2014

Scientists have found evidence for a huge mountain range that sustained an explosion of life on Earth 600 million years ago.