News & events
News
ANU has released the fourth and final report of its ACT Asbestos Health Study into the health impacts of having lived in a house with loose-fill asbestos, known as Mr Fluffy insulation.
Dr Mahomed Patel was awarded a medal of the Order of Australia for services to medicine, particularly field epidemiology.
Jenny Welsh recently completed the Vice Chancellor’s Postgraduate Student Leadership program.
Emily received this award for the supportive and innovative team- and systems-based approach to supervision that she has developed.
Professor Emily Banks and Dr Kamalini Lokuge represented ANU at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland alongside VC Brian Schmidt and Professor Carola Vinuesa.
The ANU has released the third report of its ACT Asbestos Health Study which examined the health concerns of people who have lived in a house with loose-fill asbestos insulation.
Events
Exploring the conditions of ‘work at home’ caring for an infant & potential risk factors for postnatal psychological distress.
The MAE Program Team are looking at innovative ways to provide supervision to the increasing number of scholars.
October is Mental Health Month which provides us with a targeted opportunity to think about and talk about our mental health and wellbeing.
Using large-scale linkage data for comparative investigation on workforce participation and social interaction of people with versus without CVD
A discussion of COVID-19 outbreak management in an aged care facility in May 2020
Panel discussion on the lessons learned following the retraction of Lancet and NEMJ articles and the implication for research practices.
Investigating whether there is an association between remoteness and CVD incidence and how this relationship varies by education.
Aiming to identify biomarker patterns in routine clinical data, and explore how these patterns can be used to provide early indications of infection.
The Research School of Psychology and Black Dog Institute present a webinar on the impact of information (and misinformation) on mental health during COVID-19.