This year's Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week.

Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the trip are:

• • Emily Garratt (She/her) Neuroscientist – Food for Thought 
  • Samantha Verne (Sher/her) Psychological Scientist – Decision Detective 
  • Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her) Astrophysicist – Star Crash Investigator 
  • Alex Paton (She/her) Ecologist – Tabby Tracker 
  • Niam Askey-Doran (He/him) Geophysicist – Deep Earth Detective 
  • Kritika Sharma (She/her) Botanist – The Drought Scout 
  • Julia MacDonald (She/her) Marine Scientist – Penguin Promoter 
  • Annie Fitzpatrick (She/her) Marine Scientist – The Mis-Fired Marine Scientist 
  • Nuttaporn (Merry) Khunwongwiwat (She/her) Marine Biologist – Animal Detective 
  • Erin Phillips (She/her) Neuroscientist – Going with the Flow 
  • Katie Taylor (She/her) Marine Biologist – Sub-Marine Scientist 
  • Jitesh Ramesh (He/him) Marine Scientist – Fishing for Evidence 
  • Maria Duynisveld (She/her) Agricultural Scientist- Small Talk in Big Paddocks 
  • Osian Walton (He/him) Neuroscientist and immunologist - Immune System Investigator 
  • Elise Cleary (She/her) Behavioural Neuroscientist – Dodging Dodgy Decisions 
  • Lucinda Verne (She/Her) Health Artist – Creative Curiosity 

The Young Tassie Scientists program is made possible by the University of Tasmania.