RSNSW 2025 Annual Dinner and 2024 Awards Presentation
The Society’s 2025 Annual Dinner and Awards Presentation was held in the Strangers’ Room of Parliament House, Sydney on the evening of Friday, 7 March 2024, under the kind patronage […]
The Society’s 2025 Annual Dinner and Awards Presentation was held in the Strangers’ Room of Parliament House, Sydney on the evening of Friday, 7 March 2024, under the kind patronage […]
The Society’s 2025 Annual Dinner and Awards Presentation was held in the Strangers’ Room of Parliament House Sydney on the evening of Friday, 7 March 2024. It was a wonderful
Statements from Candidates Nominees for Office-bearer and Councillor positions were requested to provide brief statements (approx. 250 words) outlining how their expertise and experience would fit them for these roles
The Society’s 2024 Awards for Postgraduate Students and Early Career Researchers were presented at a ceremony kindly hosted by the University of Technology on the evening of Wednesday, 5 March
‘Off the Wire’ captures brief news items, from various sources, about Society members that were found just as the February issue of the Bulletin was being finalised. Interim Australian Tertiary
The twelfth in the series of Ideas@theHouse events—joint presentations of Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC KC, Governor of New South Wales, and the Royal Society of New South
Society Fellow, Professor Miroslav Filipovic FRSN FAIP of Western Sydney University (WSU), is an author of a recently published paper in Nature announcing the most highly energetic neutrino ever detected.
The Council is the governing body of the Royal Society of New South Wales, an independent organisation that creates and disseminates knowledge across a broad spectrum of disciplines — science,
Society Fellow, Professor Jeannette Lechner-Scott FRSN, an internationally recognised neurologist and leader in multiple sclerosis (MS) research and clinical care at the University of Newcastle, has been awarded the 2024
On the occasion of 25th-anniversary celebrations on 03 December 2024, the Menzies Centre for Health Policy and Economics was renamed the Leeder Centre for Health Policy, Economics, and Data to