Recommendations to drive diversity and inclusion of people underrepresented in STEM education and jobs are outlined in the Federal Government’s Pathway to Diversity in STEM
Female scientists have won four of the seven Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science this year, including the top award worth $250,000, presented to quantum scientist Professor
Abbey Johnson always had a natural interest in science, but she never considered it a possible career path. But that all changed a few years
Last month, Research.com released the 1st edition of the annual ranking of the top female scientists in the world with the aim being to inspire
Universities Australia welcomes the Government’s decision to update Australia’s science and research priorities. Australia’s world-class universities contribute significantly to our research output, performing almost all
From chefs to engineers, these are the top 10 jobs in highest demand over the next five years If you’re thinking about upskilling, the list
The return of CSIRO’s ON program marks Australian researchers’ opportunity to build their entrepreneurial and commercialisation skills. ON is designed to help lab-based teams commercialise
IT technical and professional and IT management and operations roles are predicted to be the fastest growing occupational groupings over the next five years, according
An additional $6.7 million in federal government funding has been secured for Science & Technology Australia’s Superstars of STEM program and is backing the Women
Thai Mitchell and Conner Newton “live for science and maths and space”. While the idea of working in the space industry may sound a little
