For Australia to face the challenges of our future, such as inflation, unemployment, and cost of living, it’s essential to grow and sustain our national capability.
Enhancing our national technology capability will enable Australia to support our resource-driven economy and foster high-tech industry growth. Join Professor Anna Moore FTSE as she discusses the national capabilities of science and technology in Australia.
Professor Moore FTSE will examine Australia’s opportunities as we embark on the space race, particularly through expanding satellite capabilities for remote sensing.
The Role of space infrastructure in solving society’s challenges
The past decade has seen a drastic uplift in space activity made possible through reduced access costs combined with a growing commercial sector capable of innovative and agile solutions. Opportunities abound in this new arena - both in space and on the ground. The ANU Institute for Space was formed in 2017 to bring an all of University response to support our growing space sector, ensuring current and future societal challenges ranging from climate adaptability, space sustainability and economic resilience were the driving impacts of the institute. I will briefly introduce current space infrastructure that all Australians rely on today, and then focus on the opportunities where InSpace and Australia can shine in the future.
This seminar invites us to consider the role of national capability in science and technology in shaping Australia’s future and assessing how well-prepared we are to navigate the path ahead.
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