Pallave Dasari, PhD Australian Breast Cancer Research Postdoctoral Fellow Discipline of Surgery, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and The Robinson Institute The University of Adelaide
Pallave Dasari, PhD Australian Breast Cancer Research Postdoctoral Fellow Discipline of Surgery, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and The Robinson Institute The University of Adelaide
Adam Micolich, PhD Head of Nanoelectronics Group School of Physics UNSW Australia
Each year the Academy holds its annual conference Science at the Shine Dome: national awards are made, high achievers are admitted to Fellowship of the Australian Academy of Science, and there is a symposium on an issue of national importance.
So what does it hold for an EMCR? The conference includes a special program for EMCRs—you will get the opportunity to attend a social evening with Fellows of the Academy and choose from one of four EMCR workshops to help you with your career.
This document is currently being prepared. See mathscidecadalplan.org.au for further information.
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Earth provides humanity with a vast array of services on which our survival and prosperity are critically linked. From the water we drink, to fertile soils, energy and minerals deposits, to the stable crust on which we live. Nowhere is this more evident than in Australia where so much of our historical prosperity has been linked to primary industries including mining and energy production. Australian scientists have been instrumental in scientific discovery in these and other fields of Earth Sciences.
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Australia's decadal plan for Geoscience is now in the public domain.
Copies of the decadal plan and of a companion report can be found here.
The Decadal Plan for Australian Geoscience is being developed by the Academy of Science’s National Committee for Earth Sciences with input from the wider Earth Sciences community. The National Committee for Earth Science includes:
The process for plan development involved the following phases:
Concept and Initiation Community Engagement Development of the draft Decadal Plan Consultation Finalisation of the Decadal Plan Publication and LaunchThe final plan is currently in press.
Please feel free to contact us if you have queries about the Decadal Plan for Australian Geoscience.
Professor Sue O’Reilly (Chair of the National Committee for Earth Sciences) Tel: +61 2 9850 8362 Fax: +61 2 9850 8943 Email: sue.oreilly@mq.edu.au
Dr Brent Davis (Policy Manager) E-mail: brent.davis@science.org.au
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