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Alex Boyd
ANSTO Graduate
Alex Boyd studied a Bachelor of Pre-Medicine, Science & Health and is now a Graduate at ANSTO
Krystal Sharan
ANSTO Graduate
Krystal Sharan studied a Masters of Business, Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science and is now a Graduate at ANSTO
Conor Gould
ANSTO Graduate
Conor Gould studied a Bachelor of Engineering (Software) at Griffith University and is now a Graduate at ANSTO
Keita Richardson
ANSTO Graduate
Ever wondered what a grad gig in nuclear science involves? ANSTO graduate Keita Richardson walks us through his day on the jobÂ
Dr Alison Todd
Health inventor
Dr Alison Todd has built a distinguished STEM career and international health science business based on passion and curiosity
Anika Fechner-Head
Graduate Environmental ScientistÂ
Into environmental science but other stuff too? A double degree could equip you with some pretty well-rounded skills
Elise McCarthy
Ranger
Always dreamt of working outside? There’s a planet full of roles in conservation! Office, optional
Dr James O’Hanlon
Freelance Artist and Scientist
Dr James O’Hanlon is equal parts creative and scientific – combining both his strengths to create a one-of-a-kind career
Amy MacIntosh
Ecotoxicologist
Amy MacIntosh is investigating the impacts of naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) from deep-sea oil and gas pipelines on Australian marine animals.
Dr Christina N. Zdenek
Snake expert
Hanging out with highly venomous snakes is all in a days work for Dr Christina N. ZdenekÂ
Arjumand Banu Khan
Environmental scientist & science communicator
Arjumand is passionate about helping young people appreciate the wonders of STEM.
Kiera Flynn
Corporate communications manager
Kiera Flynn’s background in biomedicine helped her land a communications role at L’Oreal
Meet the 17-year-old entrepreneur developing the coolest study appÂ
Eric Rametta is setting out to change the game for students tackling multiple subjects, timetables and exams to cram forÂ
The world needs more women in IT
A new report by Monash University's Faculty of IT has identified three main factors that play into why women are encouraged or discouraged into going into IT.
Want to save the planet? Study environmental engineering
Solve climate change? Check. Make renewables better? Check. Help the government make greener policies? You bet! Studying...