The revitalised National Science and Research Priorities emphasise the science and research collaborations that Australia will need to solve its greatest challenges. They will help align investment in science, research, technology and innovation and provide focal points towards which researchers can concentrate their combined efforts.

This statement is a framework to shape science policy and leadership across governments, in labs, in research institutions and in boardrooms. It is supported by a set of National Science and Research Priorities and lists five imperatives that will shape Australian science investment over the next decade.

This paper recommends that Forum for Cooperation on Artificial Intelligence (FCAI) governments, stakeholders and other likeminded entities prioritise cooperative research and development efforts on deployment of artificial intelligence as a tool for climate change monitoring and management and accelerating development and adoption of privacy enhancing technologies.

This study found most researchers work far beyond their expected work schedule and, although they spend most of their time doing research, respondents wished they could dedicate more time to it and spend less time writing grants and performing other activities such as administrative duties and meetings.

This report canvasses the extraordinary recent developments in genome sequencing and genetic engineering, which will transform all biological enterprises, including healthcare, among the most important parts of the global economy. It argues that there is a opportunity for Australia to play a leading role in a major economic and revolution with digital deliverables, capitalising on...