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Health of Australian Science Report
Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Ian Chubb, is leading a review by his Office of Australia’s science education, research and development outputs set for publication in the first quarter of 2012.
Read More »Professor Ian Chubb’s JR Vickery Address at the 44th Annual AIFST Convention
On Monday, 11 July 2011, Professor Ian Chubb gave the JR Vickery Address at the 44th Annual AIFST Convention. TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE.
Read More »Professor Ian Chubb’s Address to the National Press Club
On Tuesday, 21 June 2011, Professor Ian Chubb gave an address at the National Press Club, Canberra.
TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE.
Professor Ian Chubb appointed as Chief Scientist
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Minister for Innovation Senator Kim Carr today announced the appointment of Professor Ian Chubb AC as Australia’s new Chief Scientist.
Read More »Inaugural Annual Review
Read the Office of the Chief Scientist’s first ever Annual Review, covering achievements from 2009-10.
Read More »Why we must act now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Despite world attention, humans emit more greenhouse gases every year than they did the year before. It’s a situation that Australia needs to help turn around if we don’t want to bear the brunt of climate change, says Chief Scientist Professor Penny Sackett.
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