Australia's Nobel Laureates Vol III State of our Innovation Nation: 2023 and Beyond - Book launched in print and online
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This 700 plus page hard cover book (and digital edition) contains volume 3 of the acclaimed Australia's Nobel Laureates and the series of essays and articles from thought and industry leaders on the state and future of our Innovation Nation 2021 and beyond. The digital book is a live publication with regular content updates.
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LATEST INNOVATION ARTICLES
ResMed founder and chairman Peter Farrell depicts the 40-year evolution of sleep apnea treatment, what’s next, and how well Australians sleep compared to the rest of the world
The Northern Territory is becoming an object lesson in intelligent investment attraction, leveraging geographical location, and local advantages. When combined with careful selection skills, things start tracking.
Rear Admiral (Retd) Michael Julian van Balen AO, Principal of the Australian Maritime College, discusses the persistent shortage of STEM skilled graduates and declining STEM talent pool. With Australia’s maritime security at stake, he calls for a whole-of-nation response.
Our ICT growth is key to our innovation leadership in the next 10 years.
Society
Australian Poet and Fiction Writer Dorothea McKellar’s vision for Australia is still waiting to be realised. But where will all the water come from?
The Fred Hollows Foundation supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart and its call for a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice to Parliament.
Science
Professor Georgia Chenevix-Trench was recognised for her achievements in cancer genetics, including the discovery of genome regions linked to breast cancer.
The Northern Territory is becoming an object lesson in intelligent investment attraction, leveraging geographical location, and local advantages. When combined with careful selection skills, things start tracking.
Technology
Getting asked what we look for in deals is one of the most common questions I get as an investment manager.
Sensibles may sound like science fiction, but this revolutionary technology is making waves in aged-care facilities, and has the potential to transform health monitoring at scale.
Alice Springs and the deserts of Central Australia don’t sound like a food basket, but they are for businesswoman and bush foods innovator Rayleen Brown.
A ground-breaking sheep technology system is bettering the businesses and lives of Australian sheep breeders thanks to a revolutionary combination of software, hardware, and support never before combined into one cohesive unit.
ANCA took an early view to look beyond Australia’s shores whilst developing advanced manufacturing technologies now viewed as ‘business as usual’
Amid the rising uncertainty and volatility in agriculture, there probably is no better way for farming systems to survive and thrive than digital transformation – all important data at the farmer’s fingertips 24/7.
The Managing Director of Merck Healthcare ANZ reflects on an exciting career in science and provides advice to new STEM graduates looking to make a difference.
From collecting stamps and organising dolls as a child, a fascination with order and patterns has led Edith Cowan University’s Professor Caroline Finch to rise to the top of the research world in sports injury prevention and recovery, using her mathematics knowledge to codify injuries into datasets that could be used by institutions around the country.
Louise Adams is the chief executive of Australia and New Zealand at Aurecon Group, an international engineering company based in Australia. A civil engineer by trade, she is also a member of Chief Executive Women, and a graduate of the Wharton Business School.
Seeing patients suffer, and not being able to help drove Julie Bernhardt towards researching the brain to help stroke patients recover. Improving the talent pipeline for women in medical research brings science closer to finding the answers that can help save lives.
Leadership
The Small Business Association of Australia is dedicated to supporting SMEs, acting as their voice to government and helping them connect, grow, and prosper well into the future.
If the health and medical research sector in Australia is to move forward, it must address gender equity, diversity, and inclusion- which means making the sector a safe and inclusive workspace for all.
Policy
Rear Admiral (Retd) Michael Julian van Balen AO, Principal of the Australian Maritime College, discusses the persistent shortage of STEM skilled graduates and declining STEM talent pool. With Australia’s maritime security at stake, he calls for a whole-of-nation response.
National Deputy Chair of the AIIA Mark Nicholls shares some highlights, relating to AI, Cybersecurity and Community and Sustainability best practice, of the AIIA's 2022 USA Government and Business Trade delegation tour he attended over nine days in early May 2022.
Sustainability
A new report aims to lay the foundations for a deeper and more meaningful and equitable relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians in the mining transition sector.
Australia’s red meat industry is harnessing innovation to tackle 3 key issues: carbon neutrality by 2030, biosecurity, and market access.
Australian scientists, as part of a major effort to improve post-mining landscapes, have identified a need to increase our understanding of how dewatering of open pit mines impacts the regional groundwater and how the groundwater recovers after mining ceases.
More than 70 partners from industry and research are collaborating to find solutions to make Australian mine closures beneficial for communities and the environment via the Cooperative Research Centre for Transformations in Mining Economies (CRC TiME)
Pioneering research and a brand new approach to management shine light on a complex issue. Can the mining industry and its various stakeholders, by aiming for exemplary results, re-imagine and redesign Mine Closure Planning as a recognised future discipline in time for Australia’s next mining boom?
The opportunities to grow Australia’s blue economy through offshore renewable energy and offshore aquaculture are vast.
Articles/Interviews
As Australia grapples with a critical skills shortage, many are now encouraging young people to embrace a career in the trades, where a wealth of opportunities awaits.
ResMed founder and chairman Peter Farrell depicts the 40-year evolution of sleep apnea treatment, what’s next, and how well Australians sleep compared to the rest of the world
The knowledge and expertise held by Indigenous Australians can drive innovation across the economy – if we can recognise and nourish it for the generations to come.
How is the government planning for the future of Northern Australia? We interviewed Shaun Drabsch, CEO of the Northern Territory Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade, to illuminate the Territory’s vast economic potential.
Digital infrastructure in regional Australia has long been neglected, left without investment for many years. This neglect has resulted in untapped economic potential. What impact would local data centres have on growth, and how can regional centres catch up with the capital cities? The key lies in urgent attention to cost-effective connectivity and cloud access solutions for Australian farmers.
We interviewed Vikram Pawah, CEO of BMW Australia and New Zealand, to gain an insight into how car manufacturers see the Australian electric vehicle (EV) market today, and where it will go in the future.
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Leadership
Culture starts from the top, with the best-performing companies often having the most forward-thinking leaders.
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