10 Year Science and Technology Plan - Public Submissions

Closed 15 Mar 2024

Opened 5 Oct 2023

Overview

JTSI will develop a new whole-of-government 10 Year Science and Technology for Western Australia that provides a clear vision and long-term strategy to support the State’s science and research capability and performance.

The Plan will help prioritise Government efforts and identify key areas for action, including  funding and partnership models, and supportive institutional and policy frameworks. It will also provide a strong signal to researchers, industry, investors, workers and the community that the Government is committed to supporting scientific endeavours, generating innovative solutions to current and future challenges, and (where relevant) commercialising these for the benefit of Western Australians and the world.

A strong science capability, underpinned by world class research, research infrastructure, talented people, and partnerships, systems and institutions, is key to realising the State’s goals for economic development, community wellbeing and environmental stewardship, and meeting the growing challenges and opportunities facing Western Australia. It will be a key enabler of  the Government’s goals around a sustainable, smarter Western Australia by 2035.

Science and Technology already plays an important role in our community, industry and workforces. This will only grow as technologies change rapidly, and our challenges from climate change to energy, food and national security to an aging population become more urgent.

Why your views matter

We're seeking feedback on what science, research and technology areas the 10 Year Science and Technology Plan should address. We want to ensure all fields and perspectives are being considered, which will strengthen the quality of the Plan and action points going forward.

Areas

  • All Areas

Audiences

  • Gascoyne
  • Goldfields
  • Great Southern
  • Kimberley
  • Mid West
  • Peel
  • Pilbara
  • South West
  • Wheatbelt

Interests

  • Agriculture and Biotechnology
  • Artificial Intelligence and Photonics/Nano-Manufacture
  • Chemistry, Physics and Life Sciences
  • Creative Industries
  • Cyber and Information Security
  • Construction and Manufacturing Technology
  • Defence and National Security
  • Data and Digital Economy
  • Energy, Renewables and Decarbonisation
  • Engineering and Mathematics
  • Environmental Science, Habitat Protection or Biodiversity
  • Forensic and Criminal Science
  • Health, Wellbeing & Medical Technology
  • Mining and Natural Resources
  • Robotics and Quantum Computing
  • STEM
  • Space, Astronomy and Remote Operations
  • Other