Research University science has grown into much more than the pursuit of fundamental discoveries, although that remains the well-spring for all that it does. University science now reaches out to engage at every stage of the cycle in which knowledge is turned into new and better ways of doing things. The ACDS runs a number of events and provides a means for information sharing and collaboration to all those interested in science and mathematics research. Industry Futures -Australian University Science Issue 4 Out Now Latest Research News Innovation Futures – Issue 5: Australian University Science out nowThis issue showcases how university science drives innovation, sparks new business opportunities and generates new jobs. Australian University Science has … Continue Reading» Australia’s Chief Scientist launches new ACDS webinar seriesThe ACDS is hosting a new webinar series called Expanding the research culture of Australian university science. It is intended … Continue Reading» Webinar with Chief Scientist – translating research outcomes for impactThe ACDS is offering a new series of 1-hour Zoom webinars in 2021 to stimulate discussion on extending university science … Continue Reading» ACDS submission to University Research Commercialisation consultation paperThe submission highlights four broad areas: The societal benefits of university research can be enhanced, not so much by developing … Continue Reading» Upcoming ACDS Research Leaders Network WebinarThe first Research Leaders Network webinar for 2021 will be held on Friday March 19. The ACDS Research Leaders Network … Continue Reading» Research Leaders Network The ACDS Research Leaders Network is a forum for research organisational leaders in Australia’s science faculties and schools. It is intended to promote the generation and exchange of ideas on managing and sustaining the research culture of science faculties and schools. It will strive to inform national consensus and national policy positions for development by the ACDS, that will help Australia’s science deans maintain and expand the quality and influence of university science research in Australia. View ACDS Research Leaders Network National Research Forum The ACDS National Research Forum is held annually in September, for those with leadership roles in research, graduate students and engagement. The last face-to-face Forum was held in 2019 at Macquarie University. The Forum was opened by the CEO of the ARC Professor Sue Thomas, speaking on Engagement and Impact Assessment. Dr Cathy Foley, CSIRO Chief Scientist, and Dr Ian Dagley, Chief of Science Partnerships and Engagement Division in DST, spoke about university partnerships with their organisations. The Forum also included presentations on graduate student education, the role of discipline decadal plans and the cost of doing research. Read more about the 2019 forum and view the presentations here. View National Research Forum
