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The HHRA will be undertaken before the eradication program is rolled out.

The State's best and brightest have been recognised with Australia's most prestigious awards for outstanding achievements in scientific research; research-based innovation and excellence in science teaching.

University of Sydney ecologist Rick Shine AM has been named the 2016 NSW Scientist of the Year.

The NSW Government will invest $4 million in the prestigious research hubs to be based at UNSW and the University of Wollongong.

The NSW Smart Sensing Network will bring together experts in chemistry; physics;nanotechnology and ICT to craft cutting-edge solutions to problems in agriculture; the environment; healthcare; minerals and resources; and transport.

There are hundreds of events to celebrate science; technology; engineering and mathematics across NSW.