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While the nation pushes toward ambitious 2030 energy targets, one challenge remains largely unresolved: how do we measure whether the transition is fair?
While much attention has been given to technologies and emissions targets, far less has focused on a critical question: who is most vulnerable to the impacts of the transition, and why?
The report aims to map and inform an understanding of Australia‑Indonesia research collaborations. It identifies preliminary insights on the work needed for Australia to engage productively with Indon...
Australia seeks to be a leading global hub for innovation and knowledge, and to have an exceptional research workforce that is highly skilled, motivated and talented. This report explores the nature a...
The current ‘ChatGPT moment’ is provoking public conversation about the role AI should have in Australian society.
Transitioning to a low-carbon energy system is one of humanity’s most pressing, and amongst the greatest, challenges in modern times. The scale and complexity requires unprecedented investment in new ...
Australia’s transition to net zero will depend not only on strong research capability, but on the ability to translate research into real-world impact. This report examines how knowledge generated by ...
The pandemic and recent natural disasters have highlighted the importance of rapid access to data to assist with timely decision making, and subsequently the need for coordinated, integrated data infr...
The transition dynamics research theme encompasses the governance structures that we will need, how we will manage the economic, health and social risks, and how industries and employment will be tran...
This Energy System Dynamics research briefing paper is the first of three reviewing existing research and exploring research opportunities for the energy transition in Australia.
