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Underwater drone facility sets up shop in WA - Vimarsana News

Underwater drone facility sets up shop in WA

Subsea robotics base heroes Aussie manufacturing innovation.

Source: acs.org.au
Scientists ask govt to set national challenges - Vimarsana News

Scientists ask govt to set national challenges

Australia’s science and research groups want the government to be bold in its overhaul of national science priorities and an accompanying national science statement, backing a “grand challenge” approach and a goal of leading the world. The current priorities have not changed since 2015, while the national statement’s objectives are relatively modest and make no mention of Indigenous knowledge and science. Science and research groups want an upgrade as a new government promises nation building funding and policy for science and technology.

Research grants review urges reduced ministerial input - Vimarsana News

Research grants review urges reduced ministerial input

An independent review of the Australian Research Council has called for less ministerial intervention to restore trust in...

Science warily welcomes research council review - Vimarsana News

Science warily welcomes research council review

Australia’s science bodies are putting pressure on government to accept the recommendations of the research council review

Government review of Australian Research Council blasts political meddling in science - Vimarsana News

Government review of Australian Research Council blasts political meddling in science

Politicians interfering with peer-reviewed science grants is a “widespread source of despair” and should be stamped out, a review of Australia’s top science-funding agency has found.