We delve deep into the data to reveal excellence
The Australian, and its partner League of Scholars, use innovative data analysis to discover the nation’s top researchers and research institutions in 250 fields.
The Australian, and its partner League of Scholars, use innovative data analysis to discover the nation’s top researchers and research institutions in 250 fields.
This is the list of Australian academics, researchers and scholars who loom largest in public discourse worldwide.
Australian universities punch above their weight, says federal Education Minister Jason Clare.
We use a measure based on the economic concept of revealed comparative advantage to find Australia’s research strengths and weaknesses relative to the rest of the world.
Naomi Hammond from the George Institute is Australia’s leading researcher in the field of critical care.
Philip Gale from UTS is Australia’s leading researcher in the field of inorganic chemistry.
Laura Panza from the University of Melbourne is Australia’s leading researcher in the fields of history and economic history.
David Moss from Swinburne University of Technology is Australia’s leading researcher in the field of optics and photonics.
Curtin University is synchronising the many strands of green energy research.
There is immense potential for university research to be a catalyst for industry innovation, economic growth and social cohesion.
Catherine Prentice of the University of Southern Queensland, is Australia’s leading researcher in two fields, marketing and strategic management.
Jessica Benthuysen from the Australian Institute of Marine Science is Australia’s leading researcher in the field of oceanography.
Richard Ryan from the Australian Catholic University is Australia’s leading researcher in the field of educational psychology.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/special-reports/research-magazine