News & events
News
The Australian National University (ANU) has received a $2 million grant from The Ian Potter Foundation to find ways to improve environmental management of farmlands.
The theme of the Symposium is the translation of current mental health research into practice.
We are testing an online program designed to help young people improve their body image. The study is being carried out by researchers from The Australian National University and the University Heidelberg in Germany.
Congratulations to our PhD candidate Kathina Ali who was invited to attend the Global Young Scientist Summit (GYSS), which was held in January in Singapore.
The latest edition of Insight has been released and is packed full of information.
Congratulations to Jennifer Ma who was awarded The Korten Prize for Best Published Research Paper by a PhD Candidate for 2016.
Events
Investigating the process of military-to-civilian transition among Australian Defence Force (ADF) members, with a particular emphasis on psychological adjustment and cultural reintegration to civilian life.
A Centre for Mental Health Research showcase exploring a study on suicidal distress with the LifeTrack Project; and co-creating safe spaces for people experiencing emotional distress or suicidal crisis.
An investigation of Australia’s disability and mental health legislative frameworks
Join us as we celebrate collaboration with our 'release for comment' version of the 2020 Integrated Atlas of Youth Mental Health Care in the ACT.
Using visual analytics to overcome the challenge of extracting coherent and actionable knowledge from complex healthcare systems.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.