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S1E54 Episode 54 - Professor Marco Fiorentini - Director, ARC Centre in Critical Resources for the Future
Professor Marco Fiorentini from The University of Western Australia and Director of the ARC Centre in Critical Resources for the Future, discusses why Australia’s strength in critical minerals is not…
S1E53 Episode 53 - Professor Sharon Pickering, Vice-Chancellor, Monash University
Professor Sharon Pickering is an internationally renowned criminologist who's worked with governments worldwide to combat sex trafficking and family violence, and is a passionate advocate for the…
S1E52 Episode 52 - Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Rick Burr and Major General (Ret’d) Paul Symon - Part 2
Part 2 of a thought-provoking two-part episode featuring the Co-Chairs of the Group of Eight Defence & Security Committee - Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Rick Burr, former Chief of Army and Major…
S1E51 Episode 51 - Major General (Ret’d) Paul Symon and Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Rick Burr
Part 1 of a timely and thought-provoking two-part episode featuring Major General (Ret’d) Paul Symon, former Director-General of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service, and Lieutenant General…
S1E50 Episode 50 - Professor Emma Johnston AO, Vice-Chancellor, University of Melbourne
We're celebrating our 50th episode with a chat with The Group of Eight’s newest Vice-Chancellor, Professor Emma Johnston from the University of Melbourne. Professor Johnston is a world-leading marine…
S1E49 Episode 49 – Jason Collins, CEO of the European Australian Business Council (EABC)
European Australian Business Council CEO Jason Collins discusses how the current global uncertainty impacting international trade and geo-politics has re-opened the door to resume negotiations on the…
S1E48 Episode 48 – Professor Stephen J Simpson, Inaugural Academic Director, Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney
Professor Stephen J Simpson’s world-leading research on nutrition – which all began 37 years ago by looking into the eating habits of locusts - is changing the way we look at human diets today. He…
S1E47 Episode 47 - Professor Greg Neely, Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney
Professor Neely on his ground-breaking work using gene-editing technology to help develop new anti-venoms for snake bites and Box Jellyfish stings. He also discusses how an interest in pain led him…
S1E46 Episode 46 - The human face of the international student debate
The legislation that would have allowed for the capping of international student numbers looks doomed to fail - with the Coalition and the Greens opposing it. However, the debate around international…
S1E45 Episode 45 - Professor James Laurenceson, Director, Australia-China Relations Institute
Professor James Laurenceson discusses the role of the Australia-China Relations Institute, Australia's relationship with China, research collaboration, international students, foreign interference…
S1E44 Episode 44 - Dr Michael Buckland, founder and director of the Australian Brain Bank
Dr Michael Buckland on the risk of developing CTE from head knocks and the need for better regulation in contact sport.
Episode 43 – CSIRO Chief Executive, Dr Doug Hilton AO
CSIRO Chief Dr Doug Hilton discusses the CSIRO’s role and importance to Australia, his life before the CSIRO and the importance of increasing the nation’s spend on research & development.…
S1E42 Episode 42 - Allegra Spender MP, Federal Member for Wentworth
Federal Member for Wentworth, Allegra Spender MP, discusses the current debate around universities and migration, the housing crisis, tax reform, the energy transition and even the unexpected joy of…
S1E41 Episode 41 – Professor George Williams - UNSW Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Planning & Assurance)
Constitutional and human rights law expert from The University of New South Wales, Professor George Williams, discusses some of the extraordinarily challenging issues confronting universities right…
S1E40 Episode 40 - EU Ambassador to Australia, H.E. Gabriele Visentin
EU Ambassador to Australia, His Excellency, Gabriele Visentin, discusses the EU’s Indo-Pacific push, the war in Ukraine, the EU-Australia free trade agreement and research collaboration opportunities…
S1E39 Episode 39 - Senator James Paterson on global research & Australia's national security
Senator James Paterson canvasses a range of issues impacting our university sector and our society – from global research cooperation and foreign interference to cyber threats, national security and…
S1E38 Episode 38 - Associate Professor Susan Woods, Senior Research Fellow, Adelaide Medical School
Associate Professor Susan Woods from the University of Adelaide on an Australian medical breakthrough that could lead to the eradication of bowel cancer, spell the end of awkward stool tests and lead…
S1E37 Episode 37 - Professor Stephen Nicholls, Program Director, Victorian Heart Hospital
Professor Stephen Nicholls Program Director, of MonashHeart, Intensive Care and Victorian Heart Hospital, Monash Health, on new strategies for combatting heart disease and the state-of-the-art…
S1E36 Episode 36 - Dr Sanjay Mazumdar - Defence Trailblazer
Defence Trailblazer’s Dr Sanjay Mazumdar on AI in warfare, AUKUS and dual use defence technology.
S1E35 Episode 35 - Professor Chris Greening, 2023 Frank Fenner Prize of Life Scientist of the Year
Monash University’s award-winning scientist on the benefits of microbes and lifting public perception about the value of university research.
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