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Women in STEM
Media release
Eleven institutions have been recognised for their efforts to critically assess gender equity and diversity in their own institution…
Environment
This is a statement from the Australian Council of Learned Academy (ACOLA), of which ATSE is a member.…
Energy
The Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) today called for a swift and sensible transition to a clean energy econo…
Waste and resource recovery companies invited to assist in turning rubbish mountains into business opportunities. Australia wasn’t…
Education
More learning by doing, more specialist STEM teachers and more support for today’s teachers are essential steps, says the Austra…
Academy experts available for comment “We are not equipping our children with the skills they need to compete in the global econom…
Industry and innovation
Australian invention promises massive boost to lithium production CSIRO and Monash University’s Matthew Hill received the Solom…
Following a national executive search, the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) is very pleased to announce the a…
Digital futures
Complete cyber security cannot be achieved and Australia must focus on achieving cyber resilience, which is the ability to continue…
Professor June Norma Olley AM FTSE, a world-renowned seafood technologist and influential role model for women and girls in STEM, wi…
Too many teachers in science and mathematics classes are untrained in the subjects that they are required to teach. And even those w…
The Australian Energy Market Commission has warned that Australia’s ageing electricity grid risks being overwhelmed by solar panel…
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