Featured academics
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Veena Sahajwalla
Sahajwalla pioneered microrecycling science, launching the world's first e-waste microfactory to transform discarded electronics, plastics and textiles into new green materials. Her SMaRT Centre partners with industry and local government to commercialise waste-to-materials technology, reshaping how manufacturers source feedstocks and cutting landfill across Australia.
Toby Walsh
Walsh is a globally recognised authority on artificial intelligence, social choice and constraint programming, and a leading voice on autonomous weapons and AI governance. He advises governments and international bodies including the OECD, and his books translating AI research for the public have shaped policy debate in Australia and beyond.
Rose Amal
Amal designs photocatalysts and nanomaterials that convert sunlight into chemical energy, from water splitting for hydrogen to CO2 reduction and green ammonia. Co-directing the ARC Training Centre for the Global Hydrogen Economy, she links university research with industry partners to accelerate Australia's clean hydrogen value chain.