• Read more about CDU researchers share their passion at the International Day for Women and Girls in Science

Charles Darwin University (CDU) researchers will be sharing their experiences in the field of technology, health, medicine, fisheries, and environmental science at Casuarina Library's celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on Friday 9 February from 3:00pm to 4:30pm.

There will be hands-on activities for all ages to enjoy, including on topics such as disease prevention, turtle nests, fossils, bugs and fish.

Inspired NT Manager Sarah Sutcliffe said the event is a great opportunity to showcase female scientists based in the NT.

• Read more about Teacher of Larrakia wisdom honoured in prestigious awards

The experience, knowledge and dedication of beloved Charles Darwin University academic Dr Bilawara Lee has been recognised at this year’s Australia Day Honours. 

Dr Lee, affectionately known as Aunty B around CDU, was acknowledged with the Medal of the (OAM) in the 2024 awards.

Aunty B in her role as CDU’s Larrakia Academic in Residence has 30 years of experience in education and health and has served her community as a communicator, healer, and teacher of Larrakia wisdom, which is thousands of years old.

• Read more about CDU researcher in the Science Show’s Top 100 Australian Scientists

Charles Darwin University (CDU) ecologist Professor Alan Andersen has landed on the prestigious Top 100 Australian Scientists list.

The list, which aims to stimulate discussion and raise awareness of science topics, is curated by ABC’s the Science Show, a show that gives Australians a unique insight into the latest scientific research and debate. 

• Read more about Macka’s dyslexia was an obstacle in school, but it also made him an astute problem solver

Gabriel “Macka” Morris never thought he would be able to learn a trade and complete a VET course, because his learning difficulties kept throwing obstacles at him throughout his school years.

More than 30 years after his dyslexia diagnosis when in Year 8, the third-year apprentice is completing his coursework to become a qualified plumber.  

Macka said some of his first memories of school was him getting frustrated that he was being left behind or always finishing his work last or not at all. 

• Read more about Field intensive proves fruitful for environmental students

In late 2023, a group of Charles Darwin University (CDU) students spent two weeks in the state of Punjab, India on a field intensive to learn about the diverse, climate-adaptive and organic farming systems across Punjab. 

During the productive visit, students visited around 10 farms and gained knowledge about sustainable agro-ecosystems while interacting with farming families, students and experts from Punjab Agricultural University in Ludhiana and Panjab University in Chandigarh.