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4 October 2024

Prof Christina Twomey shared ARC insights with STA members

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We were delighted to hear from ARC Chief Research Officer Professor Christina Twomey at our STA Member Webinar this week.

Professor Christina Twomey
Professor Twomey joined us to talk to members about recent changes at the ARC, current priorities and areas of focus for the organisation, and common misunderstandings around ARC grants.

STA puts on regular webinars on issues affecting the STEM sector as part of our superb Member Benefits program.

Want to tap into the sectoral know-how and skill-building of our Member Webinars and join more than 225,000 STEM professionals? Find out more about membership here.

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