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The Australian Human Rights Commission released their paper on Neurotechnology and Human Rights.

We're proud to have contributed to the consultation process, highlighting the need to protect consumers from adverse outcomes.

🔗 Read the full paper: humanrights.gov.au/our-work/techn…

Our President and CEO visited the Southern Support School in Howrah today to deliver our STELR sustainable energy science kits on behalf of our Tassie Fellows.

🔗Learn more about our STELR program: atse.org.au/career-pathway…

The demand for #ElevateSTEM scholarships is immense!
Thank you @defencescience for funding an additional 14 scholarships and supporting more individuals to access STEM education at Australia, as well as build their understanding of the breadth and depth of careers in STEM 🤩🙌👏

In our joint #ArtificialIntelligence report with Australian Institute for Machine Learning, ATSE CEO Kylie Walker discusses how #AI literacy will be essential for social democracy and helping Australian's understand our changing digital landscape. 🤝 💻

🔗 Read Kylie's full essay here: atse.org.au/news-and-event…

Check out Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering’s new toolkit, designed to support SMEs attract and retain the diverse STEM-skilled workforce they need to thrive

Congratulations to ATSE Fellow Professor Michelle Simmons AO FRS FTSE FAA on receiving the 2023 Prime Minister's Prize for Science for her world-leading research in quantum electronics! 👏👏👏

#PMPrizes

Please join us in welcoming our 2023 New Fellows!🤩 👏

33 new ATSE Fellows have been chosen for their game-changing contributions in fields spanning AI, marine biology, photonics, cancer therapy, battery & energy innovation + more.

Meet the 2023 Fellows: atse.org.au/news-and-event…

Following Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering's call for Australia to get to net zero 15 years quicker than our current goal of 2050, Mark Howden, Frank Jotzo, Prof. Kylie Catchpole, Prof. Ken Baldwin, Lachlan Blackhall & Kylie Walker explain how we can do it (via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand)
iceds.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

We call for a commitment to #netzero by 2035. 🌏🔥

'The science is unequivocal, the climate-induced catastrophes are irrefutable. Meeting this target will be a monumental challenge, but it is achievable' said ATSE President Dr Dr Katherine Woodthorpe #voteYES AO FTSE.

🔗 atse.org.au/news-and-event…

Net zero by 2050? Too late. Australia must aim for 2035.
Read why and how I’m this piece by some of ⁦Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering⁩’s expert Fellows theconversation.com/net-zero-by-20…

We at ⁦Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering⁩ are calling for net zero by 2035. It’s a massive challenge and it’s what we need if we’re going to cap emissions at a liveable level. We have the technology: let’s do this. #netzero #climateaction theguardian.com/environment/20…

I’m honoured to be inaugural Chair of ARIIA’s new independent board, and to work with R&D and aged care leaders around Australia to make quality care available for all older Australians

Though UNESCO has not placed the Great Barrier Reef on the 'in danger' list, Australian Academy of Science's recent report highlights that dangers to the Reef aren't disappearing. Our CEO Kylie Walker said more needs to be done to reduce emissions & manage the Reef, 'Our reefs cannot wait.'

“More than half of all Australian jobs could require a university degree by 2050. A simplified approach to supporting Australians’ skills development & enabling people to more easily move between jobs is essential to attracting more students to STEM degrees.' said Kylie Walker.

So good to go slow

Hello Mollymook my old friend

#viewfromtherun

So great to see so many passionate, talented, keen aspiring and emerging STEM leaders at our #ElevateSTEM entrepreneurship event yesterday. And thanks to our committed partners for supporting such an inspiring conversation 🙏

Caroline is pretty incredible - a multi-media creative visionary whose deep engagement with science and technology asks us to examine and build agency in our relationship with new tech. Great to see her profiled in TheBrilliant

Special episode of Med Tech Talks from our Innovation Lecture!
Kylie Walker from Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering discussing how metrics could unlock the potential of Australian R&D, and the impact measuring innovation could have on the med tech sector: bionicsinstitute.org/podcasts-video…
#innovationforlife