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Guide

Building workshops: for lived experience collaboration


As part of a project to understand how, why and under what conditions lived experience collaborations have impact in mental health research, this guide captures learnings from co-developing and running a consultation workshop. It identifies five key practices and is intended to provide practical advice for others who may be planning and hosting workshops.
Briefing paper

Unlocking the potential of research infrastructure ecosystems to tackle societal challenges


This policy brief examines how Research Infrastructures (RIs) can move beyond serving specialist scientific communities to play a broader role in addressing major societal challenges. Drawing on lessons from the COVID-19 response, it highlights the untapped potential of RI ecosystems to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, support innovation and inform public policy.
Report

Accelerating Australia's AI agenda


This report outlines a national blueprint to make Australia a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI), reigniting productivity growth and boosting living standards. It recommends clear regulations that encourage innovation; support for businesses to deploy AI; courses in AI across all education levels; and mechanisms for cooperative AI research.
Report

Towards the SDGs: an analysis of Australia-India research collaborations


This report explores the intersection of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with collaborative research activities between Australian and Indian higher education institutions. It examines how government commitments are reflected in these collaborations and considers the potential of SDGs to serve as a lens to guide deeper, more impactful research partnerships between the two countries.
Journal article

Dismantling barriers to research and clinical care for individuals with a vision impairment

Julia Hall, Leighton Boyd, Rosemary Boyd, Emily Shepard, Hollie Feller, Sally Karandrews, Fleur O'Hare, Kanae Yamamoto, Matthew Simunovic, Robyn Jamieson, Alan Ma, Lauren Ayton, Anai Gonzalez‐Cordero
This paper shares learnings from research and co-design activities undertaken to identify research priorities for people with a vision impairment. It outlines practical strategies for researchers and clinicians to undertake accessible research and better facilitate information access for individuals with a vision impairment.