Government told to help keep talented scientists working in Australia
The Association of Australian Medical Research Institutes has called for more action on workforce development to form part of Australia’s National Science and Research Priorities.
The AAMRI, which represents around 20,000 researchers, released its submission to the Australian government science review on 28 September. The organisation, which represents around 20,000 researchers, says it supports setting priorities to “address pressing challenges facing Australia” but wants to see specific actions.
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