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 France Meyer (left), and Frankenstein in Baghdad author Ahmed Saadawi (right).
16
Jun
2017

ANU academic’s translation of Arabic Frankenstein novel wins major "literary award in the category of Foreign Literature" in France

An ANU academic’s translation of an Arabic Frankenstein novel has won France’s highest award for literary science fiction, the Grand Prix de l’Imaginaire 2017.    It’s the latest accolade for France Meyer, whose translation of Frankenstein in Baghdad by Iraqi author Ahmed Saadawi, has…

 A stone tool thought to be a speartip made from radiolarite sourced over 100km to the east of the cave. Image: Miroslav Kralík
15
Jun
2017

Study sheds light on Neanderthal-Homo sapiens transition

Archaeologists at The Australian National University (ANU) and the University of Sydney have provided a window into one of the most exciting periods in human history - the transition between Neanderthals and modern humans.   An archaeological dig in a cave in the Moravian region of the Czech…

 Prof. Tom Griffiths says it’s heartening to write a scholarly book and find it received by a wide audience.
15
Jun
2017

ANU scholar wins major prize for book on historians and their craft

An historian at The Australian National University whose latest book has earned one of Australian history’s most coveted prizes, says he’s touched that his work has resonated widely. Professor Tom Griffiths received the 2017 Ernest Scott Prize for his The Art of Time Travel: Historians and their…

 Dr Jason Payne of the ANU led a joint study with the Australian Institute of Criminology reviewing international best practices among drug courts. Image: Supplied
14
Jun
2017

Queensland Government to reinstate Drug Courts after evaluation led by ANU experts

The Queensland Government has acted on recommendations by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) and allocated more than $22m over four years to reinstate its Drug Court program.Led by the ANU Centre for Social Research and Methods’ Dr Jason Payne, the review for the Queensland…

 Professor Philip Pettit AC and Professor Ann McGrath AM. Images Stuart Hay/ANU Media
13
Jun
2017

CASS scholars honoured for contributions to Australian philosophy and history

CASS scholars honoured for contributions to Australian philosophy and history Distinguished CASS scholars Professor Ann McGrath and Professor Philip Pettit are among five ANU academics who have been recognised in the 2017 Queen’s Birthday Honours for their contributions to Australian society.…

 Israeli flag. Image: wisegie, Flickr
09
Jun
2017

Fifty years of Israel's occupation

By Amin Saikal This week marks the fiftieth anniversary of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War. Israel's defeat of the armies of three Arab countries, Egypt, Syria and Jordan, in that war constituted a watershed in the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In addition to…

 The latest QS World University Rankings for 2018 rated ANU at 20 in the world, up two places on last year.
08
Jun
2017

ANU ranked first in Australia, top 20 globally

The Australian National University (ANU) has reaffirmed its position as Australia's top university and among the top 20 universities in the world. The latest QS World University Rankings for 2018 rated ANU at 20 in the world, up two places on last year and among the…