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Academy President Professor Chennupati Jagadish says the federal government must act on possible foreign influence by the US on Australian science.  afr.com/politics/feder… Financial Review Chennupati Jagadish

The Academy urges the Australian Government to urgently address US authorities surveying local scientists about their institutions’ alignment with US policies. Up to AUD386 million in research funding is at risk if responses to the survey lead to reductions or cessation of

The ability to track and predict potentially deadly cyclones is just one of the capabilities scientists fear we could lose as the Trump administration guts “woke” scientific research. theage.com.au/national/trump…

Australia must act now to safeguard its national strategic R&D capability. The Academy calls for an emergency meeting of the National Science & Technology Council to strategically and systematically assess the risk of US interventions on national R&D capability. A wait-and-see

The vital infrastructure of today is supercomputing – not just roads and rail. Read our Federal Budget response: science.org.au/news-and-event…

It’s not luck that Australia has one of the strongest biosecurity systems globally.  Australian science is reducing the threat of pests and diseases that damage our economy and way of life. This election, we're explaining how politicians' campaign remarks highlight the

Australian science brought you solar panels that power homes across Australia and keep electricity prices down. Now Australian science has revolutionised battery technology with Zinc-bromide batteries that are perfect for harsh climates in regional Australia. Even better: they

Using techniques like remote sensing, scientists detect mineral signatures under Australia’s surface—clues to discovering minerals like lithium or rare earth elements—without digging. Not only does this make exploration more efficient, there’s far less environmental damage. And

The invention of Vegemite over 100 years ago highlights Australia's long history of innovation. After WWI disrupted Australian Marmite imports, chemist Cyril Callister developed the iconic spread using brewer's yeast and vegetable extracts. #scienceonthecampaigntrail

The Australian Academy of Science is excited to announce the establishment of a Global Talent Attraction Program. But we must act swiftly. There’s no time to waste as other countries are mobilising to attract talent to their shores. Partner with us to build a profound and

Australia has an “urgent and unparalleled opportunity to attract the smartest minds leaving the United States” —Academy President Prof Chennupati Jagadish AC theguardian.com/education/2025…

Science is helping build the defence systems of the future—like the ‘Ghost Shark’, a new underwater drone designed to patrol Australia’s oceans, gather intelligence, and spot threats before they reach us. There is a lot said during an election campaign – and much of it

Australian researchers are using powerful gene editing tools like CRISPR-Cas9, which draw on core scientific ideas from molecular biology, genetics, ecology, and evolutionary biology to combat Australia’s invasive species crises. See more examples of #scienceonthecampaigntrail:

We offer our warmest congratulations to Prime Minister Albanese on his re-election. The Australian Academy of Science looks forward to continuing to provide independent, evidence-based science advice to help shape policies that benefit all Australians. To do that we draw on the

The Academy is proud to be leading Australia’s efforts to attract the smartest minds leaving the United States. This week the New York Times examined the other countries wanting to do the same: Spain. Denmark. Sweden. Norway. Britain. Canada. Portugal. Austria. The list grows

We’re proud to share that four Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science have been elected to the @RoyalSociety—one of the highest honours in science. Among this distinguished group is Professor Chennupati Jagadish, President of the Academy, who has been elected as a Fellow

🌟 Announcing the 2025 Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science 🌟 We are proud to welcome 26 exceptional scientists as newly elected Fellows. Their work spans mental health, food security, theoretical physics and more—showcasing the exceptional breadth and depth of

We are seeking a Philanthropy Manager to lead our major gifts and bequests programs. ✨ Work with high-net-worth donors ✨ Design innovative strategies ✨ Canberra-based, national impact Applications close June 9. Ready to shape the future of Australian science?

Our Chief Executive Anna-Maria Arabia OAM spoke to ABC Radio National Breakfast to discuss the need for a more science-aware justice system in Australia. Reflecting on the case of Kathleen Folbigg, Anna-Maria spoke of how the science sector can improve the way they communicate

It’s not just people and scientific expertise we’re losing. History is being erased. statnews.com/2025/06/05/nih…