The Royal Society of New South Wales warmly welcomes 28 new members to the Society’s ranks, effective from 3 December 2025. FellowsProfessor Ali AbbasProfessor Dale Dominey-HowesProfessor Bronwyn FoxProfessor Bamini GopinathMs […]
The Royal Society of New South Wales has long recognised distinguished achievements in various fields of knowledge through its Awards. Some are amongst the oldest in Australia, while others are
The Council of the Royal Society of New South Wales was delighted to learn that four of its Fellows, Members, and Award Winners were named as recipients of the 2025
The Royal Society of NSW and the Learned Academies Forum for 2025, on the theme of ‘AI: The Hope and the Hype‘, was hosted at Government House Sydney, by Her
Society Fellow, Dr David Cook FRSN FTSE, is the winner of the Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) President’s Medal for 2025. This recognises his efforts to modernise the
Most face-to-face events and all online events conducted by the Royal Society of New South Wales are recorded and made available for subsequent viewing on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/royalsocnsw. In
Thomas Julius Borody died on 6 October 2025. Few know his discoveries changed the lives of millions, more than did any contemporary Australian. Peptic ulcers were the medical tsunami of
Scientia Professor Martina Stenzel FRSN FAA, of the UNSW School of Chemistry, has been awarded the Batteard-Jordan Polymer Medal of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. The Batteard-Jordan Polymer Medal is the highest award
The Royal Society of New South Wales was delighted to learn that Professor Angela Nickerson FRSN FASSA, of UNSW Sydney and a former Edgeworth David Medallist, of the Society, was
Society Member, and winner of one of the Society’s 2023 Bicentennial Early Career Research and Service Citations, Dr Jacinta Martin of the University of Newcastle has just co-authored a study
