Australia’s leading tech academy notes the Australian Government’s response to the Pathway to Diversity in STEM Review, which has been released today.
ATSE is proud to celebrate that Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska FTSE FAA has been awarded the 2025 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science. A new Fellow of the Academy this year, her work is globally recognised as redefining air pollution science.
Applications have opened for the first round of Propel scholarships – the latest initiative from Australia’s leading tech and engineering academy to build a skilled STEM workforce.
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.
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