Position statements

The Academy conveys its support to the scientific and academic community of Turkey.

All scientists should be free to go about their work, and to promote and disseminate the peer-reviewed results of their work in appropriate fora without fear of intimidation or violence.

The Academy remains committed to building and strengthening relationships with UK and other parts of Europe.

The DTCA has important implications for the science sector, including potential impacts on academic freedom, international collaborations and scientific progress.

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

Scientist-to-scientist engagement should transcend political and religious beliefs and provide continuing opportunity for nations to engage.

The Academy recommends more actions be added to the plan to overcome or limit the trajectory of deterioration of the reef’s outstanding universal value.

The Academy believes that the advancement of scientific knowledge is best served through the free, open and online distribution of high-quality peer-reviewed research.

The national and international codes and statements on research integrity adn ethics by which the Academy abides.

The Academy recommends that the Australian Government acts immediately to invest for the future in the internationalisation of science and innovation.