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CSIRO appoints leaders for Energy and Services
Diversity gains in australia’s STEM workforce – but more needed
Six months to go at Pimpama’s new primary school
Which is more creative, arts or sciences?
Smile: Atomic imaging finds root of tooth decay
Southampton student wins BAE Systems ICASE award
STEM jobs at risk without a JobKeeper lifeline for unis
Apple teams up with HBCUs to bring coding and creativity opportunities to communities across US
Defence launches Future Innovators Award for young STEM achievers
Maths & numeracy MOOC boost
Kao weaves craft techniques with on-skin tech
Greens announce major plan to support Canberra’s women through COVID-19 crisis
NASA’s GLOBE education program returns to Australia
Westpac and Code Camp offer free one-hour coding sessions for Victorian families
New training centres to undertake world-leading research
Melbourne Connect a feature of new Telstra partnership
Funding collaborations that lead to job-ready graduates
Supercharged bandages to revolutionise chronic wound treatment
TU/e and Fontys University of Applied Sciences to work more closely together
Australian Laureate Fellowships lead future of Australian research
Scitech to reopen today
STEM camp goes online
Industry partnership stands true through pandemic: 3M
New research hubs to lead innovation in Australia
UWA ranked top in Australia in five STEM subjects
UA welcomes working group on research and uni/industry links
Austrade regional market update on impact of COVID-19 1 July
Delivering on key measures to support all Australians
UNSW tops Australia in ARWU world subject rankings for
Toyota Australia posts $129 million after-tax profit
Local startups accepted into Venture Catalyst program to kick-start global ventures
Academy commits to supporting gender equity in higher education during and after COVID‑19
Could this be you? STA’s STEM Sector Policy Committee seeks two members
Call for nominations to design STEM-focussed industry fund
Seeking State’s top STEM schools to vie for Governor’s Awards
Positive reaction to job-ready graduates plan
Response to tertiary reform announcement
Uni students in STEM degrees to pay less
Law Council President, Pauline Wright statement on rising costs of law degrees
Tehan delivers for regional higher education and research
Expansion of uni places encouraging – start of vital education and training reform
Engineers Australia statement: University fee reform a recipe for inequality
Autistic-majority IT company measures impact and employee growth in professional development
CSATS receives $1.3 million grant to implement SHAPE MATTERS project
Could sleep be secret to sporting success? 11 June
Global STEM community backs justice, equality and respect
Survey shines a spotlight on barriers to diversity in STEM
Play-based learning empowers young girls to become scientists, engineers