Nobel Laureates
Seven Australian early career researchers have been selected from a highly competitive field to travel to Lindau in Germany to meet and learn from more than 30 Nobel Laureates.
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The Australian Academy of Science has elected two internationally recognised leaders in science as Corresponding Members.
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Thomas Ranken Lyle / mathematics / physics
Sir Thomas Ranken Lyle, specializing in the fields of mathmatics and physics, Sir Thomas made significant contributions to science in Australia and is the namesake ... Continue Reading →
Sir Douglas Mawson / Earth sciences
Sir Douglas Mawson, FAA, FRS: Sir Douglas Mawson was a renowned geologist and Antarctic explorer. Continue Reading →
John Conrad Jaeger / Australian Earth sciences
John Conrad Jaeger, FAA, FRS, Professor Jaeger was a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science from 1954 until his death in 1979. He also ... Continue Reading →
Sir Ian Wark / applied science
Sir Ian Wark, CMG, CBE, FAA, FTSE.: Sir Ian Wark was named Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 1964. Continue Reading →
E J Hannan / mathematical sciences
Professor E J Hannan, FAA,: Acted Professor of Statistics at the Research School of Social Sciences of the Australian National University and was a co-founder ... Continue Reading →
Haddon Forrester King / mineral exploration
Haddon Forrester King made important contributions to the geological sciences as it relates to the serach for mineral deposits.. Haddon King was appointed Chief Geologist ... Continue Reading →
David Craig / chemistry
Professor David Craig, AC, FAA, FRS : Professor Craig is recognized for his contribution to chemical research. Craig is an Emeritus Professor at the Australian ... Continue Reading →
Ruth Stevens Gani / human genetics
Ruth Stevens Gani / human genetics including clinical, molecular, population and epidemiological genetics and cytogenetics Ruth Stevens Gani published several papers, among the most famous ... Continue Reading →
Dr J.L. Pawsey / physics
Dr J.L. Pawsey, FAA. : Dr Pawsey has been honoured with the Pawsey medal since 1967. Dr Pawsey’s work has been an inspiration to many ... Continue Reading →
Patrick Alfred Pierce Moran / statistical science
Professor Patrick Moran, FAA. I : Elected to the Chair of Statistics at Australian National University in Canberra in 1953, Professor Moran began a long ... Continue Reading →
R.J.W. Le Fèvre / Chemistry
Professor R.J.W. Le Fèvre, FAA, FRS.: Professor Le Fevre lead many impactful research projects in Sydney that made groundbreaking discoveries. Le Fevre was also elected ... Continue Reading →
Dr A. Gottschalk / medical sciences
Dr A. Gottschalk, FAA: Dr. Gottschalk published more than 200 research papers and reviews and is credited with the publishing of four books. Gottschalk wrote ... Continue Reading →
Sir Frederick White / physical, terrestrial and planetary sciences
Sir Frederick White: Sir White was an honorary member of the Royal Society of New South Wales, an honorary fellow of the prestigious Australian Institute ... Continue Reading →
F.J. Fenner / Biology
F.J. Fenner / Biology (excluding biomedical sciences) Professor F.J. Fenner, AC, CMG, MBE, MD, FAA, FRS. Professor Fenner served as an officer in the Austrailan Army ... Continue Reading →
Dorothy Hill / Earth science
Professor Hill made incredible contributions to Australian Earth science and was a pivotal factor in opening a whole new world of education to women. Professor ... Continue Reading →
Professor Christopher Heyde / mathematical sciences
Christopher Heyde : Professor Christopher Heyde served as Professor Emeritus of Statistics at New York’s world famous Columbia University. Heyde also acted as Australian National ... Continue Reading →
Anton Hales / Earth sciences
Terrestrial and planetary scientist Anton L Hales served at the Australian National University as director of the Research School of Earth Sciences. Professor Anton L ... Continue Reading →
Australian Scientists
In honour of Australia’s upcoming 2013 honorific awards for scientific excellence it would be prudent to take a moment to recognise the significant contributions to ... Continue Reading →
Bridget Murphy and Dr Peter Domachuk are Fresh Science 2010 winners
By Katynna Gill 15 June 2010 Bridget Murphy, a PhD student in the School of Biological Sciences, and Dr Peter Domachuk, a postdoctoral fellow in ... Continue Reading →
The major difference between science and applied science is the former deals with describing the objects, movements, forces, etc more on a theoretical concept, where the latter is the application of the theory into practical. It can be the biological science, physical science and natural science. Applied science is closely related with various engineering fields. Some of the popular fields of applied science include the applied engineering, applied mathematics, applied physics, applied linguistics, artificial intelligence, forensic science, fisheries science, nanotechnology, nuclear technology, etc.