All five members of the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) have signalled their commitment to addressing the under representation of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by signing up to the Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) pilot.
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The Australian Technology Network (ATN) has continued its rise in the 2015 QS World University Rankings with all five universities placed in the Top 300. UTS came in at 218, QUT placed 264, and for the first time, RMIT, Curtin and UniSA broke into the Top 300, placing 273, 284 and 288...
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The Australian Technology Network (ATN) will today gather industry experts, government representatives and researchers at a joint forum on enhancing collaborative research outcomes in the Financial Services sector. The forum is part of a series of four events supported by the Australian...
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Three Australian Technology Network (ATN) researchers have been recognised among the nation’s leading scientists at this year’s Australian Museum Eureka Prizes. Professor Tanya Monro from University of South Australia (UniSA), Professor Dayong Jin from UTS, along with colleague Bradley Walsh from...
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Universities from the Australian Technology Network (ATN) will connect PhD students with industry through a new partnership with the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI).
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The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) celebrates today’s official launch of the Rail Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre.
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Huawei Australia and the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) today celebrated the achievements of the students selected for the Huawei undergraduate program: Seeds for the Future.
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The Australian Technology Network (ATN) welcomes this support for the medical and health research community and recognises the potential the Fund presents.
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“The Australian Technology Network (ATN) is delighted that all five members feature in the Times Higher Education Top 100 Under 50 for 2015”, ATN Executive Director, Renee Hindmarsh said.
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Australia is in danger of being left behind as world economies find better ways to innovate to remain competitive.
That’s the finding of an important report, which calls for universities and research organisations to embrace new ways of collaborating with industry.
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