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At times of social turmoil and change, leaders loom large. They are looked upon to stabilise the economy, resolve protracted conflicts at home and abroad,...
At the recent annual meeting of the Society for Mental Health Research, Paula Ozola was awarded the SMHR – Schizophrenia Fellowship of NSW Poster Award for...
Young children’s understanding of their emotions develops within an environment of relationships initially with their parents, then siblings and later with...
Written by Stephanie Chen Wouldn’t it be great if you could study overseas, and bring all your friends from home with you? Although it might seem impossible,...
Social and behavioural change is of interest to all of us either as instigators and leaders of such change processes or as members of the target audience....
The ANU Grand Challenges Scheme funds transformative research with the potential to radically change our understanding of, and responses to, the world’s most...
Students who identify with their school are less likely to be aggressive and disruptive in class, according to new research. The study, by Kate Reynolds, Boris...
Moving overseas is a big deal. You might be feeling excited, adventurous, and perhaps a little nervous. You’re adapting to a new home, new university, new...
Most of us have had the experience of seeing faces in clouds, tree bark and the shadows of spooky places. This is because our brains place a special emphasis...
The first record of dyslexia as an identifiable condition came to light in the late nineteenth century amongst the many other medical curiosities that seemed...
