Monash goes ‘top of the pops’ in uni research fields
Monash University is the stand-out achiever in the latest look at national research performance in The Australian’s 2025 Research magazine.
Monash University is the stand-out achiever in the latest look at national research performance in The Australian’s 2025 Research magazine.
Fifteen universities – both large and small – are ‘fast movers’, listed in the 2025 Research magazine for rapidly growing their research influence.
These eight young rising stars of Australian research are leading the next generation of academics whose work will benefit the nation.
CQUniversity vice-chancellor Nick Klomp explains why his institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
University of Sydney vice-chancellor Mark Scott explains why his institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
Charles Darwin University deputy vice-chancellor (research and innovation) Steve Rogers explains why his institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
University of Queensland vice-chancellor Deborah Terry explains why her institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
University of Newcastle vice-chancellor Alex Zelinsky explains why his institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
UTS vice-chancellor Andrew Parfitt explains why his institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
Griffith University vice-chancellor Carolyn Evans explains why her institution is one of the 15 ‘fast moving’ research universities.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/tim-dodd