A genomics innovator, a nanoscale trailblazer and an ultra-low-friction polymer scientist are just some of the fascinating award winners this year.

Our 35 new Fellows are world-class leaders of Australian innovation.

Transition technologies and policy pathways for diesel reduction in Australian mining, road freight and agriculture, fisheries and forestry.

CAETS 2025: Generations will ask leaders in technology, engineering and applied science from around the world to project their minds 50 years forward to describe how STEM will have built a sustainable world.

Join us at the 2025 New Fellows Showcase and National Awards Gala Dinner to celebrate exceptional innovation and explore ways to foster, grow, and sustain it.

Australia stands at a critical juncture in its journey to boost the national innovation ecosystem. A thriving economy that makes the most of invention, puts new knowledge to work, and grows new industries is key to the nation’s wellbeing and future success.

A series of webinars where you will have the opportunity to hear directly from the authors of the ATSE Thriving Murray-Darling Basin essay collection.

Small modular reactors are unlikely to supply power to Australia before 2040. It won’t be possible to fill the electricity supply gap with nuclear technologies this decade.

Six outstanding Australian researchers and innovators have been recognised for their world-leading contributions across health, nanotechnology, digital innovation, sustainability and Indigenous genomics.

The first astronaut flying under the Australian flag, a pioneer of aerial robotics technology, an air quality expert who helped highlight the airborne spread of COVID-19, and a leading environmental campaigner and former federal minister are all among ATSE new Fellows elected in 2025.

Australia’s leading tech and engineering academy has welcomed the announcement today by Senator the Hon Tim Ayres that Australia has commenced talks to explore signing up to Horizon Europe. 

Australia’s leading tech and engineering academy has highlighted the urgent need for Australia to reduce reliance on diesel in mining, road freight, agriculture, fisheries and forestry.

Australia’s leading tech and engineering academy is delighted to announce Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM FTSE FAA, former Chief Scientist, has been elected as its next President.

The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) is pleased to partner with the Australian Submarine Agency to deliver our newest initiative to build Australia’s skilled workforce, the Propel: Australian Submarine Scholarship.

Alinta Energy and ATSE are teaming up to grow opportunities for students in regional areas to build skills and confidence in science, technology and engineering.

Seven of Australia’s leading engineers and applied scientists have been awarded Orders of Australia in recognition of their distinguished service to Australian society.

Transition technologies and policy pathways for diesel reduction in Australian mining, road freight and agriculture, fisheries and forestry.

Artificial intelligence is radically reshaping work, education and security in Australia, and is officially recognised as a critical technology in government policy. How we harness it will impact the nation’s economic prosperity, national security and continuing innovation.

Renewable hydrogen has tremendous potential to support new and established industries in Australia and Japan.

Australia stands at a critical juncture in its journey to boost the national innovation ecosystem. A thriving economy that makes the most of invention, puts new knowledge to work, and grows new industries is key to the nation’s wellbeing and future success.

SMRs could potentially form part of Australia’s future low-carbon energy mix, utilising existing transmission infrastructure and contributing to baseload power, or providing dispatchable power in a high-renewables grid. As an emerging technology, in 2024 the cost and operational performance of this technology has not yet been demonstrated.

ATSE has called on the Federal Government to commit to an ambitious target of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.

ATSE has urged a suite of actions and investments to protect the future of the Murray-Darling Basin in the face of climate change, which is threatening the river’s health and sustainability.

Elevate: Boosting diversity in STEM will award more than 500 scholarships to women and non-binary people.

IMNIS is our award-winning initiative that fosters a culture of collaboration between industry and academia.

STELR is our hands-on, inquiry-based and in-curriculum program designed for secondary schools.

ATSE’s Emerging Leaders Network supports rising professionals in STEM from diverse backgrounds to grow their leadership capabilities.

Propel will award 3,000 two-year undergraduate scholarships, providing students with access to education and career opportunities associated with AUKUS.