The 25th anniversary of the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science celebrates the outstanding contribution made by scientists, innovators and teachers to uplifting Australia’s way of life.

Research reveals that science at UNSW alone contributes more than $350 million to the Australian economy and $2.2 billion to global GDP annually

32 innovators elected as Fellows of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE).

BlueScope Steel Limited has joined the Heavy Industry Low-carbon Transition Cooperative Research Centre (HILT CRC) as a Key Partner.

Upcoming webinar: Unlocking the solutions to environmental contaminants. Brought to you by ANSTO.

Winners of Cooperative Research Australia’s Excellence in Innovation Awards showcasing the positive impact Australia’s established industry-research collaborations have.

Winner of Cooperative Research Australia’s Early Career Researcher Competition has developed a portable, pocket-sized 3D printed device that pairs with smartphone apps to allow farmers to quickly and accurately test their soil.

PsiQuantum partners with Queensland universities, bolstering the future of quantum computing in Australia

As the world aims to move towards Net Zero emissions, university science is at the forefront of research and innovation.

Australia’s universities are spearheading the scientific innovations critical to achieving national targets in renewable energy, storage, and reduction of emissions.

University science is uniquely placed to inform government policy: ensuring debate is grounded in scientific fact, and coordinating between industry, government and society.

Research and innovation across diverse disciplines are accelerating our journey to cleaner, more sustainable energy.

Across the nation, universities are at the forefront of designing and implementing low energy buildings.

While renewable energy is vital to realising net zero, storage is key to securing constant supply. For many, batteries are synonymous with energy storage.

Australia plans to reach net zero emissions by 2050 and our universities are spearheading the scientific innovations to achieve it.

Soil carbon sequestration can play a pivotal role in reducing Australia’s agricultural sector emissions.

The Zero Net Emissions Agriculture Cooperative Research Centre (ZNE-Ag CRC) is Australia’s largest to date. It evolved from and relies on university science.

Achieving net zero is a grand challenge that relies on universities’ science innovation, deep history and escalating the journey forward.

Australia’s quantum industry needs skills and is offering generous scholarships to help build the future.

An early fault detection (EFD) system designed at RMIT University is helping to prevent bushfires and blackouts in North America, Europe and Australia.

Diraq sets sights on world’s first fault-tolerant quantum computer

Governments seek a startup ecosystem beyond quantum computing: Australia’s chief scientist Cathy Foley, speaking at the Quantum Australia conference this week

Join this free webinar to explore how you can combine a science degree with your passion, another field or a world changing goal.

Australia’s Virtual Irrigation Academy (VIA) was announced as the winner of the Inclusion Award under the Water Changemakers Innovation Awards 2023 held at COP 28 this week.