The human side of applied science, technology and engineering
Social issues matter for STEM. This issue of IMPACT challenges all of us to look up from the lab, screen, sandpit, paddock and workshop, and connect with colleagues to address some of the deepest challenges and inequities persist across our society.
How can we can we close the science education gap in remote Indigenous communities? What will Australia’s transition to a net-zero society look like? And why do we need to think about diversity and ethics in aritifical intelligence?
These are just a few of the questions Australia’s leading technologists tackle in this issue of ATSE’s official magazine.
- Why we need to think about diversity and ethics in AI
- How Deadly Science is changing the lives of Aboriginal students
- Crafting Australia’s engineering identity
- Does carbon capture and storage make economic sense?
- Down to zero: a tech-led transition to a net-zero Australia
- A vital decade: the next steps for Australia’s energy transition
- 30 years of excellence: looking back on the Clunies Ross Awards
- The crossroads for Australia’s digital future
- Why we need more scientists in politics
- Five ways to create better partnerships