The Museum of Human Disease invites NSW high school students to take part in a creative science communication challenge exploring the theme “Seeds of Science: Nurturing Knowledge for All.” In collaboration with DonateLife NSW, this year’s competition encourages students to investigate the science, ethics and real-world impact of organ and tissue donation. Students will explore…
The Forrest Research Foundation invites you to its National Science Week Showcase on August 8th 2026! Join us in creating memorable experiences at the frontiers of science. Supersonic Science will be there, so bring the whole family for a packed afternoon of discovery! Get hands-on! We’ve teamed up with Supersonic Science, who will guide you…
Where would we find you at a party? Working the room, hiding in a corner with your phone, or let’s be honest, you didn’t go but you were pleased to be invited. Join us for a live podcast episode of Convos with Chordates, where two unapologetically loud extroverts and two quietly confident introverts go head…
‘Seeds of Science’ is more than a theme—it’s a commitment to nurturing a love of learning, respect for Country, and appreciation of wisdom in every culture. By working together—students, teachers, families, and community—we’ll create a rich, inclusive environment where knowledge takes root and flourishes. STEM Week will culminate in a community gathering, where we’ll share…
How do native bees connect to healthy ecosystems and caring for Country? Which seaweeds have long been used for environmental sustainability? How is native flora used in bush medicines? What can we learn from the ingenuity of Aboriginal tools and technologies developed over thousands of years? And how can Torres Strait Islander virtual reality bring cultural experiences…
What can Aboriginal astronomy tell us about the night sky? How is our native flora used in bush medicine? What can we learn about sustainable living from 60 000+ years of Indigenous culture? This National Science Week, discover the answers to these questions (and more) at the Indigenous Science Experience at the Redfern Community Centre….
Here at Edspace this term we are investigating all forms of science with our upcoming excursion to Melbourne science works. We will have the opportunity to explore a big range of scientific fields. With exhibits, activities and exploration of 3 whole floors of scientific discovery. Our feature activity will be a live demonstration and interactive…
We’re warmly inviting members of the public to join a 3-month science mentorship program focused on basic science training (including a hands-on wet lab session). If you’ve ever been curious about what actually happens in a research lab, from how drugs are developed to how diseases are studied, then Citizens of Science is your chance…
For the next two sessions, we are excited for the children to explore their world, ask lots of questions, and experiment to better understand everything around them through our Science Week experiences and activities. These informal, hands-on learning opportunities will nurture their imagination and introduce them to the processes scientists use—observation, prediction, testing, and refining….
From VR and robotics to live music and research tours, Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) Casuarina Campus will open its doors this Saturday, 16 August, from 9am to 1pm, inviting visitors to experience the University first-hand.
