Future Fellowships promote research in areas of critical national importance by giving outstanding researchers incentives to conduct their research in Australia. The aim of Future Fellowships is to attract and retain the best and brightest mid-career researchers.
Commencing in 2012
Associate Professor Suzanne Fraser (Political and Social Inquiry)
Analysing and comparing concepts of addiction for improved social and health outcomes in Australia
Dr Catherine Mills (Philosophical, Historical and International Studies)
A new understanding of responsibility in the ethics of human reproduction
Dr Alison Ross (English, Communications and Performance Studies)
Improving decision-making processes in complex environments
Commencing in 2011
Associate Professor Jason Beringer (Geography and Environmental Science)
Vulnerability of Australian savannas to climate change and variability
Dr Maryrose Casey (English, Communications and Performance Studies)
Performing Nations and Cultures: Rethinking Authenticity in the Performing Arts
Dr Clare Corbould (Philosophical, Historical and International Studies)
Talking Slavery in the New Deal: Re-examining the Origins of American Social History
Associate Professor Christina Twomey (Philosophical, Historical and International Studies)
Detention: The Humanitarian and Imperial Origins of Internment and Concentration Camps
Dr Sally Weller (Geography and Environmental Science)
Regional Dimensions of the Transition to a Low Carbon Economy
Commencing in 2010
Dr Megan Cassidy-Welch (Philosophical, Historical and International Studies)
War and memory in European culture: a long perspective
Associate Professor Anita Harris (Political and Social Inquiry)
Young people and social inclusion in the multicultural city
Dr Jakob Hohwy (Philosophical, Historical and International Studies)
The human mind in prediction: conceptual, experimental and practical implications of the theory that the brain is a hypothesis-tester
Dr Jane Lydon (Monash Indigenous Centre)
Recognising Aborigines: from objects of science to First Australians
Dr Nathalie Nguyen (Journalism and Australian Studies)
Forgotten histories: Vietnamese veterans in Australia
Professor Sharon Pickering (Political and Social Inquiry)
Policing the border: security, human rights and gender
Dr Rob Sparrow (Philosophical, Historical and International Studies)
A new ethics for the development and application of genetic technologies in a pluralist society
Commencing in 2009
Dr Jacqueline Broad
Mary Astell (1666 1731): An Historical Intellectual Role Model for Women in Philosophy
