Seminar / Panel Discussion / Conversation

Access to high-quality biodiversity data is more essential than ever in understanding and responding to changes in our natural environment. This information is used for informing planning, policy and decision-making and delivering research. Through the Atlas of Living Australia, more than 135 million species occurrence records are available as open data, with rich information accompanying these… Continue reading ALA Webinar: Exploring next-gen biodiversity detection technologies

How do geopolitical tensions impact the global energy supply? What are the security risks associated with the energy transition? How will the energy transition affect global power dynamics? For the seventh webinar in the Perspectives on Transition series, we are delighted to host ANZ's Head of Geopolitical Risk, Cameron Mitchell. Cameron will provide a geopolitical update and discuss how… Continue reading Webinar: Geopolitical Risk and the Energy Transition

Nature has tremendous importance to the global economy, and organisations are increasingly being asked to take responsibility for their nature-related impacts and dependencies. Recent global ambition has embraced the concept of ‘Nature Positive’, but what does this mean for an organisation, and how can the public, private and research communities work together to scale actions… Continue reading The Green Economy and a nature positive approach for Australia

Abstract: Equipped with smartphones, tablets, and virtual reality headsets, we can now perform a wide variety of tasks from virtually anywhere. However, this newfound freedom and flexibility come with its own challenges, particularly in terms of personal privacy. One emerging threat is sophisticated machine learning (ML) attacks that break privacy assumptions by extracting previously undetectable… Continue reading Human-Centric AI & Security Seminar