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The state of science enrolments
A report commissioned by Australia’s Chief Scientist has found some concerning trends in science enrolments.
Read moreCan Australia afford to fund translational research?
On Tuesday April 3, Professor Chubb presented the keynote address at the BioBreakfast in Melbourne.
Read moreNobel Laureate’s hard work pays off
Australia’s Chief Scientist has congratulated Professor Brian Schmidt on receiving a $1 million extension of his Australian Laureate Fellowship.
Read moreNICTA’s Big Picture Seminar – Australia’s Future in Science and Technology
On Wednesday, 28th of March, Professor Chubb was the guest presenter at NICTA’s Big Picture Seminar, where he spoke about the Future of Australia’s Science and Technology. TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE
Read moreInspiring Australia’s Scientific Culture
On Tuesday, March 13, Professor Chubb gave the 2nd Annual Inspiring Australia address at the CSIRO. TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE.
Read morePrime Minister’s Science Prizes
The Prizes honour Australians who have made significant contributions to building a more prosperous and progressive society through scientific achievements and science education.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Science and Research Chris Evans today encouraged …
Read moreNeuroscience in Australia
At a recent speech in Washington DC, Professor Chubb highlighted the value of Australian neuroscience research.
Read moreNew PMSEIC structure
The Prime Minister’s Science, Engineering and Innovation Council (PMSEIC) will continue as the pre-eminent science advisory body to government, following a review of its operations and membership.
Read moreNew competition challenges Australia to take a closer look
Think you’ve got an argument on genetically modified food, nuclear power, geoengineering or nanotechnology strong enough to convince the Chief Scientist?
Read moreInspiring Australia grants now open
There is $5 million available for projects to engage Australians with science and improve scientific literacy.
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