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    ATSE undertakes a number of initiatives in science technology engineering and maths education including the ATSE STELR program, the Extreme Science Experience and a number of state based initiatives run by ATSE Divisions, such as QLD Wonder of Science and WA Eminent Speakers Program. ATSE is a member of the Australian National Engineering Taskforce (ANET). ATSE education activities are driven by the Education Forum.

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News


  • Australia needs an S&T Policy
    S&T Policy should be a core Government objective read more
  • Visionary innovators honoured
    Academy names 2013 ATSE Clunies Ross winners read more
  • Focus 177 April 2013 Product to Market
    Turning our best thinking into market-ready products and services read more

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Features


  • Public Lecture - Professor Lyn Beazley, WA
    "Australian Science and Engineering - Reaching for the Stars" - 28 May read more
  • ATSE Conference: Nuclear Energy for Australia?
    25 - 26 July 2013 in Sydney  REGISTER NOW read more
  • Martin Green joins Royal Society
    Solar Pioneer Martin Green honoured read more

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Awards

Awards
Named on behalf of renowned leader and innovator Sir Ian Clunies Ross, the ATSE Clunies Ross Foundation was established to continue his vision. Each year the ATSE Clunies Ross Awards highlight distinguished people involved the commercialisation of Australian technological science and engineering. The 2013 Awards were held on 15 May in Melbourne, the names of this year's Awardees can be found here
STELR
The STELR (Science and Technology Education Leveraging Relevance) Project is a national secondary school science education initiative of ATSE. Developed to address the decreasing number of students choosing to further their studies in the enabling sciences and mathematics, STELR focuses key contemporary issues such as global warming and climate change.
Extreme Science Experience
This is an annual one-day event following the ATSE Clunies Ross Awards to stimulate Year 10 students' interest in science as a career and a chance to engage with the top Australian science and technology role models. The 2013 program was held on Thursday 16 May 2013 at the Melbourne Convention Centre, stay tuned for a review of the event.