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Sustainability science initiative to safeguard Australia’s Future
The Future Earth Program is being launched in Australia. Future Earth is a global initiative of the International Council for Science that brings together thousands of researchers and billions of dollars of sustainability research programs across the world.
Sustainability focus for new program launched by Academy
The Future Earth Program, which brings together thousands of researchers and billions of dollars of sustainability research from across the world, was launched in Australia today.
Australian and Asia–Pacific researchers to benefit from $3.2 million in funding
Scientists working on grand challenges in Australia and the Asia–Pacific region will have access to $3.2 million of new funding to promote international research collaborations.
To vaccinate, or not to vaccinate—new booklet launched to address immunisation fears
Minister for Health the Hon Sussan Ley MP has today joined the presidents of the Australian Medical Association and the Australian Academy of Science, Nobel Laureate Professor Peter Doherty and paediatrician Dr Michael Freelander MP to launch The Science of Immunisation: Questions and Answers.
New reports outline bright future for energy and accelerators in Australia
The Australian Academy of Science has launched two new reports on the future of Australian science in the areas of accelerator science and energy.
STEMM gender equity pilot appoints Elizabeth Broderick; accepts new institutions
Australia’s Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) Pilot today announced former Sex Discrimination Commissioner Elizabeth Broderick as Chair of its Expert Advisory Group, and the acceptance of eight new institutions into its Pilot of the UK-based Athena SWAN Charter.
Australia’s opportunity to create bright future through chemistry
Improving chemistry research and education will be vital in supporting future industries, according to a new plan for the future of chemistry in Australia.
National environmental science capacity in jeopardy
Australia’s world-leading climate and environmental science capability is facing an uncertain future with the news of more major job cuts at the CSIRO, according to the Australian Academy of Science.