What comes after a PhD?
27 July 2017
The journey through a PhD is often about much more than just research. Being flexible, having patience and persistence, and the ability to work independently while managing research and clinical work were all a part of the challenge for 2015 Allied Health Scholar Teresa Brown who recently submitted her final thesis for review.
Young leaders addressing mental health
26 July 2017
The Satellite Foundation's Menzies Young Leader program is in full swing!
Making a contribution to Australian science
17 July 2017
2014 NHMRC/Menzies Fellow in Medicine, Dr Si Ming Man, has been presented the Jim Pittard Early Career Award from the Australian Society for Microbiology (ASM) for his growing body of research work.
Founding father passes away
3 July 2017
One of the founding Directors of the original Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Trust, Robert White AO, has passed away peacefully aged 93.
Michelle shares her stories of identity
15 June 2017
“My Aboriginal identity is me and I work hard to make sure it is something significant in my life, so everyone knows that I am proud of my heritage.”
Underground science at the Australian High Commission
8 June 2017
Liz Killen believes that Australian science is world-leading, and the more people that know about it, the better.
Improving support for refugees and the countries that host them
24 May 2017
Working on one of the world’s most intractable issues – how to improve the global response to historic levels of refugee displacement – has become a daily pursuit for Menzies Scholar, Patrick Wall.
Out of the darkness - solving the fundamental scientific puzzle
8 May 2017
“Don’t you want to know what makes up 80 per cent of the universe?” This is the scientific puzzle that drives Tracy Slatyer, a self-confessed nerd who overcame bullying to pursue her passions and now works to unravel the mysteries of dark matter.