Research

Despite what recent reports say, mental health first aid training has a myriad of benefits for trainees and people dealing with mental ill health

There’s no question that artificial intelligence technologies pose a profound challenge to our ability to ensure the integrity of research, particularly in PhD study

On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, let’s recognise that science has an image problem and fix it

Ensuring research is culturally safe isn’t as simple as acknowledging Country and the species within, we must recognise and empower Indigenous Knowledge systems

The digital revolution has changed the game for women and girls in science, but despite strong progress, female students are still asking dispiriting questions

Early childhood programs and related funding are often justified on the cost-benefit analysis of what children could contribute to the economy when they grow up. But that needs to change

Legislation allowing the Minister for Foreign Affairs to veto universities’ international agreements puts the student, research and societal benefits of international cooperation at risk

During COVID-19, science communication has never been more vital, but the media has a responsibility to explain that scientific research evolves as it learns

Robust science depends on encouraging and incentivising more open and transparent practices in research – now, metascientists are looking at what works and what doesn’t

Across the board, Australia’s research community faces challenges but there are opportunities to emerge stronger, more creative and more connected