In this presentation, you will learn about how and why we use space to inform the environment. From volcanic eruptions to animal conservation. Satellites (and space) give us a unique view of the Earth that can improve how we use and manage natural environments. After the presentation, explore the rest of the Australian Space Discovery…
Topic: Agriculture
Biosecurity in the Bush – Katherine research station science spectacle
Bees, exotic plants pests and our booming cattle industry. Katherine High School students will discover them all at the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade’s inaugural Katherine Research Science Spectacle event. The event will build awareness of the myriad of career opportunities and pathways out there. Highlighting how thrilling a career in biosecurity in the…
Sydney Science Trail – Science community networking night
Brought to you by the Australian Museum and Botanic Gardens of Sydney. The Sydney Science Trail is hosting a special event bringing together the science community to network, discover and recognise scientific innovation. Experience live music and pop-up exhibits throughout the night in the Australian Museum’s iconic Hintze Hall. Enjoy drinks as you hear about the successes…
Young Tassie Scientists at Taroona Primary School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who 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 Southern road trip are: Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist – Chemistry Chelsea Long (She/Her), Antarctic scientist – Antarctica: Science & Policy …
Cann Go Green
Demonstrations on how to make compost, as well as set up a worm farm to improve the soil’s physical, chemical and biological properties. Landcare will also assist in the hands-on activity on how to propagate seedlings for participants to take home into pots or garden beds for premium growth.
Reef Up – Belconnen Library
Reef UP! combines the latest scientific research with the magic of theatre. Sharing the story of what is happening to our coral reefs and what we can do to help. Meet a sea full of loveable characters (and villains). Manta and Ray, Slinky the shark, clown fish, Minkie whales, and a devious Crown of Thorns starfish called…
Ecosciences Show and Tell 2024
This is an excellent opportunity to find out about current projects, new technologies used in the field, and what’s growing in the building. Good for networking. Located in the foyer. No bookings needed.
Mini MakerX
We are thrilled to be hosting a Mini MakerX event at our newly-refurbished Makers Technology and Innovation Hub at the University of Tasmania, Cradle Coast Campus in Burnie! Join us for a community festival that brings together all the elements that make our region so unique. This National Science Week activity will promote idea-sharing,…
Shaping our Agricultural Future
Do you want to learn more about how plants power life on Earth? ARC Future Crops Training Centre and meriSTEM education are presenting an exciting opportunity. Conduct experiments in plant biology with photosynthesis sensors and other tools at the ANU! If you’re a Year 11 or 12 student in the ACT or surrounding regions undertaking a relevant…
Micro:Macro – Models of insight and inspiration
Micro:Macro explores the role of models in understanding and exploring our world. Featuring models from science, mathematics, medicine, engineering, art, and architecture. Models shift perceptions and change understanding. Through altering scale, the miniature becomes visible, massive, and understandable. Single cells are expanded thousands of times, insects hundreds, and a whole suburb shrinks to a tabletop. …