National Committee for Brain and Mind
The committee represents the broad fields of brain and psychological sciences, including but not limited to neuroscience, psychology, neuroimaging, neuroengineering, neuroethics and artificial intelligence.
The committee represents the broad fields of brain and psychological sciences, including but not limited to neuroscience, psychology, neuroimaging, neuroengineering, neuroethics and artificial intelligence.
The National Committee for Brain and Mind aims to:
- provide strategic evidence-based advice on brain and psychological sciences to the Academy and other bodies as required
- support scientific literacy and excellence in brain and psychological sciences by engaging with researchers, professionals and relevant national organisations
- liaise with relevant international bodies, ensuring Australian involvement in international activities
- promote interdisciplinary collaboration and take a multi-disciplinary approach in providing advice to the Academy
Report and activities
- Submission - Positioning Australia as a leader in digital economy regulation - Automated Decision Making and AI Regulation May, 2022
- Submission - 2021 National Research Infrastructure Roadmap Exposure Draft December 2021
- Submission—University Research Commercialisation Scheme April 2021
Related Organisations
Members
Chair
- Dr Hannah Keage, 2026–2029
Deputy Chair
- Associate Professor Trevor Chong, 2026–2028
Ordinary Members
- Professor Iroise Dumontheil, 2026–2028
- Professor Anthony Hannan, 2026–2028
- Professor Nick Haslam, 2026–2028
- Professor Muireann Irish, 2026–2028
- Dr Sharna Jamadar, 2026–2028
- Dr Natalie Matosin, 2026–2028
- Professor Kiley Seymour, 2026–2028
Observers
- Professor Jason Mattingley, 2026–2026
Ex-officio
- None