To kick off National Science Week, join Sydney Science Trail for a family-friendly science community day at the Australian Museum, hosted by the Surfing Scientist, Ruben Meerman. The Australian Museum will be bursting with activity and it’s all completely free! See spectacular science demonstrations, ask Dr Karl your curliest science question and giggle along to…
Topic: Health and Medical
Science Activities at SpringDale Neighbourhood Centre
Join us to celebrate National Science Week SpringDale Neighbourhood Centre. Enjoy a variety of activities on different days. On Monday afternoon we’ll explore the science of flower and petals. On Wednesday afternoon we’ll be exploring the science behind seeds, and you can bring your thinking caps on Thursday morning Brain Break science trivia. Bookings are…
Daphne Keats Oration – Public lecture in cross-cultural psychology
The College of Engineering, Science and Environment and the University of Newcastle proudly present the inaugural Daphne Keats Oration, honouring Professor Daphne Keats, a pioneer in cross-cultural psychology. Join us on Thursday 14 August 2025, 5:30–7:00PM in X101, NUSpace, as Professor Belinda Liddell, the Daphne Keats Chair in Cross-Cultural Psychology, delivers this first oration. Hosted…
Let’s Talk Science – Beyond the scale
No fads, no filters—just real science about food, feelings, and your body. Have you ever wondered why we eat when we are not even hungry? How our bodies burn energy? Whether those weight-loss ads online are actually true? Or if you should trust what that fitness influencer just posted? At Let’s Talk Science: Beyond the…
Thunderstorm Asthma
Did you know thunderstorm asthma is bigger in Australia than just about anywhere? Did you know pollen can be deadly? If you have hay fever, you might be at risk of thunderstorm asthma, a condition triggered by high levels of pollen during a storm that can cause severe asthma attacks, even in people who have…
Transforming Science into Compelling Art
An interactive workshop designed to train researchers, students, and science enthusiasts to uncover the most compelling narratives hidden within their scientific work—and translate them into creative formats that resonate with audiences. Participants are guided through a structured process: identifying the simplest, most relatable elements of their research; creating socio-culturally resonant hooks; and exploring artistic outputs…
saxon Microscopic Science Exploration!
Join saxon for a fascinating, family-friendly journey into the tiny wonders of our world with the Microscopic Science Exploration! 2025! This FREE event is designed to spark curiosity in kids and adults alike. Discover the marvels of the microscopic realm and learn the secrets behind the lens of a microscope. Event Highlights: Strawberry: observe the details of the strawberry, e.g….
Blacktown Familiy Science Day
Step into a world of discovery at Blacktown Family Science Day — a free, fun-filled event for the whole family! Join us as we transform Blacktown into a science wonderland where young minds (and the young at heart) can explore hands-on activities, live experiments, and cool tech. Meet scientists, explore the wonders of chemistry and…
Science Research by Spanish Researchers in Australia-Pacific
At this event, celebrate National Science Week with talks from Spanish researchers about their trajectory in science and their current research work. The event will be celebrated with traditional Spanish food (tapas) and flamenco music.
Force and Flow – Where motion meets innovation
Take a behind-the-scenes look at three of The University of Melbourne’s most advanced research facilities. Step into the Computer-Assisted Rehabilitation Environment (CAREN), where virtual reality and biomechanics meet to prevent injuries, enhance performance and build the digital human of the future. Enter the Walter Bassett Aerodynamics Laboratory, home to one of the world’s largest wind tunnels, where…