*APPLICATIONS CLOSE 11 JULY*
Inviting applications from researchers living and working in Australia who are postdocs and students, entrepreneurs, engineers and innovators from all areas to attend Australia’s Falling Walls Lab in 2019.
Falling Walls Lab Australia will be held on 3 September 2019 at the Academy’s Shine Dome, Canberra. Twenty Australian contestants will participate, each giving a three-minute presentation on their research, business model or initiative based on the ‘Which walls will fall next?’ concept.
Applications close 11 July 2019
More information about Falling Walls Lab Australia 2019
Each year the Academy elects up to 20 new Fellows by ‘Ordinary Election’ and up to four additional Fellows by ‘Special Election’. Only Academy Fellows can nominate candidates for election to the Academy and we encourage all our Fellows to nominate diversity candidates.
30 June 2019: Deadline for candidate suggestions; online nomination system opens for Fellows only
31 July 2019: Fellows must have started nominations in the online system
31 August 2019: deadline for nomination submissions
More about Fellowship nominations
Recognises leadership, determination and creativity, highlighting the many ways in which research and development of international significance are conducted in Victoria—$50,000
Applications close 17 July 2019
More information on the Victoria Prize for Science and Innovation
Recognises the important role of innovation in Victoria's economic future and the need for Victorians to be skilled in science, technology, engineering and mathematics—$18,000
Applications close 17 July 2019
More information on the Victoria Fellowships
The National Stem Cell Foundation of Australia awards two exceptional mid-career stem cell researchers with the Metcalf Prizes for Stem Cell Research. The prizes recognise and honour the contribution made to stem cell research by Emeritus Professor Donald Metcalf AC FAA FRS.
Applications close 29 July 2019
More information on the 2019 Metcalf Prizes for Stem Cell Research
Celebrates the contributions of those leading Australians who excel in their chosen field or who make outstanding achievements for the betterment of others.
Applications close 31 July 2019
More information on the 2020 Australian of the Year Awards
The Millennium Technology Prize is presented every two years and awarded for a technological breakthrough made anywhere in the world. The innovation shall help to solve the great challenges of humanity while also being environmentally sustainable— €1 million
Applications close 31 July 2019
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