Explore an exhibition that traces humanity’s evolving understanding of the cosmos, from ancient stargazers to modern astronomers, showcasing the interwoven roles of scientific observation and cultural interpretation. Curated by UNSW Library and developed in collaboration with the School of Physics and School of Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences (BEES), The Infinite Look: A history of…
Presented by Dr Andrew Rozefelds, QM Principal Scientist Geosciences and Curator Palaeobotany. Over the past 60 million years, eastern Australia experienced significant volcanic activity that played a key role in shaping the landscapes and plant life we see today. When plants were rapidly buried by volcanic materials, they may be preserved in extraordinary detail through…
Following a sold-out season at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival, we’re delighted to welcome Julian O’Shea for the opening session of National Science Week at the Royal Society of Victoria. Geography Victoria, in partnership with the Royal Society of Victoria invites you to an afternoon of laughter, curiosity and fascinating stories about maps. Join…
Geospatial tools are changing the way we live, work and move around. We use them every day without thinking about it: when tracking a delivery or finding a nearby café. Satellites, drones and sensors manage traffic, respond to emergencies, monitor disasters, and constantly track our movements. Huge spatial data sets help us see new patterns. But…
Science Alive is an immersive event where you can discover the science behind all aspects of our day-to-day lives. It’s a great day out for the family where you can spark your curiosity, with a diverse range of exhibits and interactive displays. Come and experience ‘All kinds of Awesome’ with leading organisations and community groups….
Some of nature’s most spectacular experiences happen after the sun goes down! Are you curious about how to find bioluminescent sea sparkles, or ghost fungi glowing in the forest? Join David Finlay, a science communicator, photographer and passionate advocate of Australia’s remarkable bioluminescent wildlife. Through photography, social media, public presentations and volunteer night walks, David…
Get ready for Sydney Science Trail Community Day – a science bonanza, packed with live shows and hands-on activities for kids of all ages, and hosted by the Surfing Scientist, Ruben Meerman. Catch the spectacular Let’s Go! Science Show by Creative Science, see special appearances from Winny, the Australian Museum’s resident dinosaur, and meet Australian Museum Research…
Join us at the Australian Museum for the Science Social, a special after-hours event presented by the Sydney Science Trail designed for the science community to connect, explore and be curious. Hosted by whale and wildlife scientist Dr Vanessa Pirotta, the evening brings together like-minded science enthusiasts for an evening of live music, science interactions…
Calling all toddler parents! Join Penny Jones, Harry Edwards and Isaac Gee for a fun, down-to-earth journey into the art and science of co-regulating with your toddler. Life with a toddler is beautiful, fun, messy, chaotic, unpredictable and often challenging (we’re toddler parents too – we get it!). And they still need us so very…
Calling all toddler parents! Join Penny Jones, Harry Edwards and Isaac Gee for a fun, down-to-earth journey into the art and science of co-regulating with your toddler. We’re toddler parents too – so we get it! Life with a toddler is beautiful, fun, messy, chaotic, unpredictable and often challenging. And they still need us so…
