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PRESIDENT'S WELCOME:
Professor Robin Batterham AO FREng FAA FTSE

"The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) is an association of professional men and women who are elected as Fellows of the Academy on the basis of their achievement in the application of science, technology and engineering to Australian life.

As President, I look forward to ATSE playing a significant role in helping to shape how Australia debates and tackles the major challenges of energy, climate change, water, infrastructure and education, especially the pressing need for more scientists and engineers.

I welcome you to the ATSE Website and hope you find it useful and informative."

  
       
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Media release - 12 March 2010
NSW and ACT teachers learn to make science and technology more relevant - More than 100 teachers from NSW and the ACT will meet in Sydney next Monday as part of a campaign to re-energise science teaching in Australian high schools.Read more...
Media release - 11 March 2010
ATSE front and centre at ThinkFuture 2010 - ATSE will play a leading role at tomorrow’s ThinkFuture 2010 Smart Infrastructure Conference in Canberra.Read more...
ATSE Focus 160 – February 2010
Healthcare reform: looking to disruptive technologies a vision for a new age of healthcare and how disruptive technologies could help mitigate the ageing population crisis in healthcare provisionClick for full edition
Seminar 22 July 2010 Perth WA
2010 Seminar: City to Cape – 2100 sea-level rise
Coping with the likely impacts of sea-level rise on Australia’s Southwest Coast – from Perth to Cape Naturaliste – by 2100.Details
2009 ATSE Symposium Report
Future-Proofing Australia The Report of the Symposium, including the Symposium communiqué, is availableClick to access
ATSE Focus International No 1 – Dec 2009
Australia/India Edition Contributors assess the current S&T links between the two countriesClick for full edition
2009 ATSE Annual Oration
Smart State: are we there yet? is the theme of the 2009 ATSE Oration delivered by the Queensland Chief Scientist Professor Peter Andrews AO FTSEClick to read
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CAETS
The ATSE Clunies Ross Foundation is an outreach activity of ATSE, aimed at recognising excellence in bringing technology to the marketplace and encouraging students towards careers in science and engineering. The Crawford Fund
An initiative of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering		 CAETS is an independent non-political, non-governmental international organisation of engineering and technological sciences academies, of which ATSE is a member. The Science & Technology Education Leveraging Relevance (STELR) project is a national initiative of ATSE which seeks to boost student interest and teacher skills in science topics in secondary schools. Extreme Science Experience is national initiative of ATSE designed to help stem the decline in students studying science by giving them a unique opportunity to interact with Australia's top innovators in commercially successful science and engineering.


 
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