The Queensland Academy exists to promote excellence in the arts and sciences, to stimulate activity in those areas that lie on the intersection between disciplines, and to provide independent scholarship and advice for social and public policy.
We aim to promote advances in the arts and sciences, and to give a voice to scholars, thinkers and social commentators from a wide range of disciplines in furtherance of our mission and aims. Indeed, the Academy aspires to be seen as the intellectual heartbeat of the State.
COMING SOON - Forum on Rebalancing Regional and Remote Australia Attend an important Forum on some far-sighted and exciting proposals to develop regional and remote Australia ecologically, socially and economically, with the additional goal of capturing potentially up to 10% (10 gigatonnes) of the world’s output of CO2 annually. Where: James Cook University, Townsville When: 4 December, 9.30am-4pm Instructions for attending in person or online are contained in the attached flier. Best wishes, Prof. Roger Stone Vice-President, Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences, and Prof. David Phelps, Director, TNQ Drought Hub, James Cook University |
New MembersWe would like to welcome our 51 New Fellows and 3 New Members to the Academy in 2023. More information about our members can be found below. |
Join UsWe are always interested in talking to prospective fellows and potential members. Information about applying to the QAAS can be found below. |
News & ActivitiesThere's always heaps happening at the academy, including our QAAS Data Science in the News series (in collaboration with QUT). Click below to find out more. |
