Australian Academy of Science Newsletter 101

Science decadal plans

Find out where the decadal plans for astronomy, space science, chemistry, agriculture and the Earth sciences are up to.

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Graduate US students make Australian connections

US graduate students visit Australia to conduct research and build relationships with Australian researchers.

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Stem cells focus of 2015 Think Tank

Some of Australia’s brightest researchers explore the future of stem cell science.

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Buzz Aldrin to visit Australia

Join legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin in November for a journey through space history and into a future beyond Earth.

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Future Earth

Future Earth Australia will coordinate Australia's contribution to the Future Earth global sustainability initiative.

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New plan for Academy’s future

The Academy’s Council has set an exciting vision for the next five years.

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• Submissions to government
• Future Earth
• Advanced biological sciences and the Australian economy
• Science decadal plans aim to build a stronger, healthier, more prosperous Australia

• 65th Lindau Nobel Laureates meeting
• Graduate US students make Australian connections
• Kavli Frontiers of Science symposium
• Mexico–Australia scientific exchanges
• International grants
• Activities with the International Council for Science

• Honours and awards to Fellows
• Vice-Chancellor appointment
• Obituaries
• 2015 Haddon Forrester King lecture tour
• Fellows in the news
• Early- and mid-career researchers inspire Australia
• Engaging EMCRs and searching for the new Executive
• Giving time to the next generation of scientists
• Stem cells focus of 2015 Think Tank
• National Committees for Science

• Transformed Nova website explains science for all
• Buzz Aldrin to visit Australia
• Science fiction becomes science fact
• Brain Box scientist studies ‘whole universe’
• Nobel laureate new pin-up scientist at Darwin High School
• Primary Connections

• Our supporters
• Moran family views painting of Patrick Moran
• Supporting the Academy

• Academy announces new strategic plan for 2015–20
• Secret science stuff

Correction: In the email version of this newsletter, Professor Marilyn Renfree AO FAA was listed as the Secretary Biological Sciences. This should have read Dr TJ Higgins FAA FTSE.