After a hellish summer of bushfires, floods, drought and coronavirus, the big challenges facing humanity are “at an alarming juncture” – and evidence and expertise will be crucial to solve them.
After a hellish summer of bushfires, floods, drought and coronavirus, the big challenges facing humanity are “at an alarming juncture” – and evidence and expertise will be crucial to solve them.
Universities Australia has welcomed Labor’s election commitment of a research and development premium tax concession for businesses collaborating with universities and other publicly-funded research institutions.
Address to the National Press Club by Universities Australia Chair, Professor Deborah Terry.
In studies dating back to the 1960s, researchers proved a direct link between uncertainty and stress. And if we didn’t quite believe it then, 2020 had rammed it home.
Universities Australia welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the inquiry into the Treasury Laws Amendment (Research and Development Tax Incentive) Bill 2019 (the Bill). Universities Australia is the peak body for Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities, which educate more than a million students and undertake research for the national benefit.
National Press Club Address – Professor Deborah Terry AO
On Monday, universities are bracing for the details of another funding cut – this time to life-changing research.