Past Projects

Beyond the physical and economic consequences of our changing climate, researchers are developing new ways to account for systemic, cascading risks such as geo-political unrest.

We need an understanding of the key questions being asked by Australian space science experts, as well as new methods to collect and analyse knowledge in ways that are rigorous, robust and repeatable.

Investigating how researchers see the benefits and impacts of automating science with artificial intelligence (AI).

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A project to co-develop Responsible Innovation that is relevant on either side of the ditch

Portrait of a happy woman working in a recycling factory sorting the garbage and writing on a clipboard - environmental concepts

How do public narratives shape our understanding of new technologies?

Identifying potential social and environmental impacts of developing a large-scale hydrogen industry in Australia

Understanding and addressing cybersecurity ethical and technical risks in emerging quantum technologies

3D Printer Printing Prototypes

Socially acceptable and socially responsible science and technology, who to engage and when

Hands of robot and human touching on big data network connection, Science and artificial intelligence technology, innovation and futuristic, AI, Machine learning.

Embedding responsible AI capability in Australia’s scientific discovery and technology development processes

Responsible innovation and COVID-19: integrating social science insights for more inclusive, equitable and impactful 'systems biology' research