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Applications for the 2026 Inspiring Women in STEMM Fellowship Round NOW OPEN

10 November 2025

This grant provides funds (up to $2000) for the successful applicant(s) to support STEMM engagement and education for youth in their home community. Fellows will be provided with training in communicating with impact and opportunities…

2025 University of Tasmania Alumni Award Winners Announced

4 November 2025

Through the University of Tasmania’s Alumni Awards, the University seeks to honour the diverse achievements of our graduates who have made, or are making, a significant contribution across their fields of endeavour. Congratulations to the…

The 2026 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science

27 October 2025

Nominations Open for 2026 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science Australia’s most prestigious science awards—the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science—are now open for nominations, celebrating outstanding achievements in scientific research, innovation, and science education. With a…

Colour Influences Life or Death ‘Food’ Choices for Seabirds Foraging at Sea

13 October 2025

Seabirds foraging at sea face deadly threats from eating plastics and being caught up in longline fisheries bycatch, but a new study reveals their colour preferences play a big part in their vulnerability to these…

Edstart Achievement Awards Program

6 October 2025

The 2025 Edstart Achievement Awards is now open and taking applications. Now in its fifth year, the award recognises primary and secondary students across a range of categories, including Performing and Visual Arts, Innovation and…

Catastrophic Wildfires Surge Globally with 43 per cent of Worst Disasters in Past Decade

6 October 2025

Catastrophic wildfire disasters have surged globally with 43 per cent of the world’s worst fires striking in just the past decade, University of Tasmania research published in the journal Science reveals. Analysing 44 years of disaster data,…

Scientists Release 65 Captive-Raised Red Handfish into the Wild

6 October 2025

In a major step for marine conservation, scientists have released 65 captive-raised red handfish into the wild to bolster the declining population near Hobart. “This moment represents an incredible effort by many people over many…

Scientists Return with Clues to Uncover what Led to the ‘Eruption of the Century’

29 September 2025

A research team led by University of Tasmania scientists has returned from a major 54-day voyage on CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator to explore the impacts of the devastating 2022 eruption of Tonga’s underwater Hunga Volcano. The international…

Agricultural Researcher Among Nation’s Best and Brightest

29 September 2025

A Tasmanian agricultural researcher has been elected as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE), joining a select group of the nation’s leading minds working to address the Australia’s most urgent…

Students Join International Expedition to China’s Premier Geological Region

29 September 2025

Students from the University of Tasmania’s Centre for Ore Deposit and Earth Sciences (CODES) have returned from a comprehensive study tour of one of the world’s most significant geological regions, China’s Middle and Lower Yangtze Metallogenic Belt.…

Call for Nominations for the 2025 RST Annual Doctoral (PhD) Awards

23 September 2025

Nominations for the annual RST Doctoral (PhD) Awards open on 1 October 2025. Two awards are offered for recent PhD graduates who have made significant advances in the course of their doctoral research. One Doctoral Award is…

Is this Australia’s Climate Wake-up Call? Official Report Reveals a Hotter, Harder Future if we Don’t Act Now

23 September 2025

Climate shocks threaten to devastate communities, overwhelm emergency services and strain health, housing, food and energy systems according to a federal government assessment released today. The report, Australia’s first National Climate Risk Assessment, confirms the devastating…

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