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The 2024 STEM Equity Monitor, released last week, highlights critical gender disparities across study and careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) in Australia.

ATSE's report Small Modular Reactors – The technology and Australian context explained is contributing to a national conversation on future energy sources for Australia. These Frequently Asked Questions cover additional details about the report's contents and methods. 

A new report from ATSE has found the nascent state of small modular nuclear reactors globally means that a mature market for the technology may emerge in the late 2040s.

In response to proposals by the Coalition today regarding the role of nuclear power in Australia’s energy transition, the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) highlights existing evidence regarding nuclear power in Australia.  

ATSE welcomes the additional $481 million announced in the NSW budget for boosting the standards of New South Wales public schools. However much more is needed to equip the next generation with the science and technology skills needed to address our most complex challenges.

ATSE is delighted to announce that William (Bill) Cox FTSE, CEO of innovative design and engineering company Aurecon, has joined the Elevate Advisory Group as Co-Chair.

ATSE is thrilled to celebrate our exceptional Fellows recognised in today’s 2024 King’s Birthday Honours.

The Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) National Assessment Program report reveals alarming results for science literacy.

ATSE welcomes the National Robotics Strategy, which recognises Australia’s strengths in research and development and outlines a plan for a strong and coordinated robotics industry that could deliver significant economic gains.