Antarctic and Southern Ocean science is critical to understanding and responding to climate change and safeguarding Australia’s national interests.

A strategic review and vision for Australian astronomy for the decade 2026–2035.

In 2024, the Academy celebrated 70 years of science impact. This report covers 1 January to 31 December 2024.

Exploring the role of science in an uncertain geopolitical landscape.

A summary of the presentations and discussions at the 2023 annual meeting of the Chairs of the Australian Academy of Science’s 22 National Committees for Science.

A survey conducted by the EMCR Forum finds that early- and mid-career researchers are experiencing widespread career uncertainty, barriers to participation and increased risks of mobility and attrition.

An investigation into Australia's future science capability needs reveals eight key areas with projected gaps.

A strategic review and vision for Australian astronomy for the decade 2026–2035.

Opportunities, challenges and essential skills for bioscience education in the next decade.

At a 2023 Theo Murphy-funded symposium, early- and mid-career researchers reviewed the progress of Nourishing Australia, the National Committee for Nutrition’s decadal plan.

Poor indoor air quality harms health and productivity, and Australia needs urgent action through monitoring, reporting, and enforceable standards to ensure clean indoor air.

The Australian Academy of Science is calling for an urgent national conversation on research and development investment in Australia.

In 2024, the Academy celebrated 70 years of science impact. This report covers 1 January to 31 December 2024.

The Academy calls for strategic planning and targeted investment in next-generation high-performance computing and data (HPCD) infrastructure, including exascale computing – an essential capability of all modern economies.

Exploring the role of science in an uncertain geopolitical landscape.

Poor indoor air quality harms health and productivity, and Australia needs urgent action through monitoring, reporting, and enforceable standards to ensure clean indoor air.

An investigation into Australia's future science capability needs reveals eight key areas with projected gaps.

Antarctic and Southern Ocean science is critical to understanding and responding to climate change and safeguarding Australia’s national interests.

Reviewing progress towards the goals and recommendations of the 2019 plan and providing an update on the state of Australian nutrition science.

Australia is confronted by a changing climate. Understanding climate risks to the economy, business and environment across Australia requires knowledge founded on Earth system science.

In 2025, the Academy spearheaded landmark policy work, stronger international partnerships, new programs to attract global talent to Australia, and a sustained commitment to education and the next generation of scientists.

For the year ended 30 June 2025.

Antarctic and Southern Ocean science is critical to understanding and responding to climate change and safeguarding Australia’s national interests.

A strategic review and vision for Australian astronomy for the decade 2026–2035.

In 2024, the Academy celebrated 70 years of science impact. This report covers 1 January to 31 December 2024.

Exploring how artificial intelligence will reshape the policies, institutions, legal frameworks, funding models and cultural norms that underpin our national science ecosystem.

An investigation into Australia's future science capability needs reveals eight key areas with projected gaps.

The Academy calls for strategic planning and targeted investment in next-generation high-performance computing and data (HPCD) infrastructure, including exascale computing – an essential capability of all modern economies.

A brief on the future computing needs of the Australian science sector, calling for for a national strategy backed by at least one exascale capability.

Opportunities, challenges and essential skills for bioscience education in the next decade.

In 2025, the Academy spearheaded landmark policy work, stronger international partnerships, new programs to attract global talent to Australia, and a sustained commitment to education and the next generation of scientists.

In 2024, the Academy celebrated 70 years of science impact. This report covers 1 January to 31 December 2024.

For the year ended 30 June 2024.

The Academy's significant achievements for the year that elevated our influence in Australia and internationally.

The Australian Academy of Science 2022 Annual report covers 1 January to 31 December 2022.