The Australian Academy of Science will fund new research to help the survival of some of Australia’s endangered species, help prevent hospital readmissions in central Australia, and apply cutting-edge ecology and evolutionary biology to model climate change adaptation.
The Academy today announced $190,000 worth of funding for scientists, including to support international travel and scientific conferences.
The 2016 Selby Travelling Fellowship will bring Dr. Federico Rosei from Canada to Australia to discuss his research on advanced nanomaterials to improve energy saving and storage.
The Academy will also support three scientific conferences on the understanding the origins of the Galaxy, self-assembly in biological cells and emerging technology for desalination and energy generation.
Later this month, the Academy will announce its honorific awards to recognise the early-career, mid-career and lifetime achievements of Australian scientists working in a diverse range of fields.
The Douglas and Lola Douglas Scholarship in Medical Science 2015
The Margaret Middleton Fund for endangered Australian native vertebrate animals 2016:
The Moran Award for history of science research 2016
The Thomas Davies Research Fund (for marine, soil and plant biology) 2016
Graeme Caughley Travelling Fellowship 2016
Rudi Lemberg Travelling Fellowship 2016
Lloyd Rees Lecture 2016
Elizabeth and Frederick White Research Conferences
Fenner Conferences on the Environment
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