Research Collaboration Index · 2026
Asia-Pacific · Platinum standing
Strongest in Social Sciences, at #25 in the world.
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Jotzo works on the economics of climate policy and energy transition, serving as an IPCC lead author and leading Australia's Carbon Leakage Review for government. His research on carbon pricing, zero-carbon industry and hydrogen informs policy across the Asia-Pacific, connecting academic analysis with treasuries, energy agencies and international institutions.
Bessell researches child poverty, children's rights and social justice, co-developing the Individual Deprivation Measure that reshaped how poverty is measured by gender and age. Directing ANU's Children's Policy Centre and co-hosting Policy Forum Pod, she brings children's own perspectives into policy design with governments and international development partners.
Davies directs ANU's Research School of Earth Sciences and builds open-source simulation frameworks that model mantle convection, volcanism and plate dynamics on supercomputers. His G-ADOPT platform, developed with international partners and Australian research infrastructure agencies, gives the global geoscience community reproducible tools for probing Earth's deep interior.
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