This year, the Research School of Biology at ANU has had some truly excellent visitors who work, amongst other things, on Computational Biology. Professor Matt

Animal pollination plays a critical role in seed set and maintenance of genetic diversity for most plant species. When these plants are co-opted into

Australia has an incredibly diverse mammal fauna, with 87% of terrestrial species being endemic.  They are a treasure trove of interesting biology, enabling

As part of National Science Week, The Embassy of Colombia, and ANU's Research School of Biology and Fenner School of Environment and Society, invite you to a

The first museum specimen of the Night Parrot was collected in 1845, but lay unnoticed and unrecognised until well into the 20th century.

As part of National Science Week, August is Ecology Month at the Pub. Eight short presentations will cover the amazing work going on at the University of

Helicoverpa armigera is one of the most significant pests of agriculture across Asia, Africa, Australia and Europe. The recent invasion of H. armigera into

Evolutionary biology is under-pinned by an elegant framework of theoretical models that predict the dynamics of within-population change.

The Australian Platypus Conservancy will present an illustrated talk about the fascinating Native Water-rat (Rakali) in the ACT region.