Griffith proudly acknowledges International Women’s Day, which celebrates and recognises the diversity of women, their experiences and achievements, and empowers individuals and the community towards advancing gender equity and inclusion. news.griffith.edu.au/2024/03/08/gri…

New paper with Dr Ben Schoville 🎉 . Did climate change make humans innovative? Well, it's not an easy question to answer... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our recent work Griffith University Griffith Science & Environment : Polysuccinimide-based nanoparticle: A nanocarrier with drug release delay and zero burst release properties for effective theranostics of cancer sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #nanoparticles #cancer #theranostics

We are looking forward revealing the inner-workings of the #GriffithSeaJelliesResearchLaboratory this weekend as part of the 'Labs Unlocked' program World Science Festival Brisbane! Griffith University Sea World, Gold Coast, Australia experiences Queensland Museum Kurilpa Clarissa Molinari

Are animals occupying and healthy in restored coastal ecosystems? We extracted over 5000 data points and found indeed they are, and at remarkably similar abundances and diversity than in natural systems. One Earth: authors.elsevier.com/a/1iyPz9C%7EIu…

Why did Aus's marsupial megafauna go extinct? & how did their fossils end up perfectly preserved in South Aus's underwater caves? These are some of the questions Prof Julien Louys set out to answer with his team. Griffith Science & Environment Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution news.griffith.edu.au/2024/04/23/res…

Join Prof Catherine Pickering this Monday 27 May, on a guided walk and talk for #Reconciliationweek at the Gold Coast campus. Tour meets at 12noon in front of the library (G10), finishing at the Jabreen lawn. No bookings required, all welcome. #griffithuniversity

A new study has offered food for thought regarding the diet of humpback whales in Antarctic regions. Lead author Dr Dr Jasmin Groß analysed fatty acids & stable isotopes from blubber & skin samples of different humpback whale populations. news.griffith.edu.au/2024/05/27/fut…

Griffith Science & Environment Archaeology students delving into their final week Case Study 🥰Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution Griffith University

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Australia was once home to a group of extraordinary animals known as Megafauna. These giants lived for millions of years, but in a blink of time, they disappeared. Starring Griffith's A/Prof Julien Louys, watch Megafauna: What Killed Australia’s Giants on ABC TV tonight at 8:00pm

Join us on 11 August 2024 for Griffith's Open Day and explore a world of possibilities! With over 150 activities, workshops, and information sessions to choose from, our Open Day is your ticket to an unforgettable experience. Register now: griffith.edu.au/open-day

Congratulations to GCSCR GUPF Dr Yinika Perston on being awarded the ISEAArchaeology Early Career Award. Yinika was recognized for “A standardised classification scheme for the Mid-Holocene Toalean artefacts of South Sulawesi, Indonesia” published in PLOS ONE doi.org/10.1371/journa…

🎉Welcome to our new and returning students! This week, Head of School, Prof Fran Sheldon, warmly welcomed our Trimester 2 students at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses. Happy Oweek!

Entries are OPEN! What makes you passionate about your studies? Enter now for a chance to win a $200 Coles Myer voucher. Open to all current Griffith ESC students and HDR candidates. T&Cs apply entries close 4pm 27 Sept 2024. Link in profile for entry form and T&Cs. Good luck!

The Great Barrier Reef is a dichotomy: on one hand, still beautiful and filled with amazing creatures, but climate change is killing huge swathes of coral not obvious to most but very clear to scientists (as in this picture). We need climate action now Heron Island Research Station Griffith Science & Environment

Students off to collect data on parrot fish feeding preferences during the Griffith Science & Environment field course at #HeronIsland. Another gorgeous day in the field Heron Island Research Station. Griffith University

Your regular reminder that it's a myth sharks have to swim to breathe. These white tip reef sharks love to chill under overhangs for hours on end, and you can find many around Heron Island doing just that. Griffith Science & Environment Griffith University Heron Island Research Station

And that's a wrap! We're heading home from Heron Island Research Station after another successful Griffith University Marine Capstone field course. Our students have developed new skills and gained experience and confidence in field based research. A fun week in a stunning location! Griffith Science & Environment

Our Nathan campus will be home to a new PsiQuantum test & validation lab, set to open in early 2025. The lab puts us on the quantum map and will ensure hardware meets the high-performance needs to operate the new quantum computer. Griffith Science & Environment