Reports and publications

Quantifying the contribution of the advanced biological sciences to the Australian economy.

Quantifying the extent to which our economy, health and environment are based on global advances in the core sciences – physical, mathematical and biological – in the last 30 years.

A summary of the presentations and discussions at a Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) Forum, including causes and possible solutions for under-representation of women in STEM.

From solving our grand challenges to basic research that will deliver unexpected but transformative breakthroughs, science is the engine room of innovation.

A call for Australian Earth scientists to cooperate in an innovative, structured and nationally coordinated strategic venture that will bring competitive advantage to Australian mineral exploration.

Transforming Australia into an active participant in the global EOS enterprise and deploying EOS for national priorities.

What is our realistic vision for an ecologically, economically and socially sustainable Australia in 2050 and beyond?

Quantifying the jobs, exports and economic activity reliant on advanced physical and mathematical sciences in Australia.

The strategic vision for Australian astronomy to enable world-leading discoveries – from the birth of the first stars to the origin of habitable planets – in the next decade.

Recommendations from the 2014 Theo Murphy High Flyers Think Tank on climate change challenges to health.