Qx Summit – Queensland’s advanced technologies future

Qx will showcase how quantum is not just a future promise – it’s happening now. Under the theme “Make it in Queensland”, the program will highlight real-world applications, local capability and the home‑grown innovation shaping Queensland’s quantum ecosystem today. Join key stakeholders from industry, government, research and the broader quantum community to explore cutting‑edge technologies,…

National Science Week – Goomeri State School

This National Science Week, students at Goomeri State School will have the opportunity to explore, investigate and discover the wonders of science through a range of engaging, hands-on activities. Across the week, students will participate in experiences that encourage curiosity, creativity and critical thinking while making connections between science and the world around them. Activities…

2026 Allan Sefton Memorial Lecture

The Allan Sefton Memorial Lecture is held annually and is named in honour of the late Allan Sefton, who was well-known as a naturalist and conservator of the environment. The lecture was established in 1993, in recognition of his contribution to environmental science in the Illawarra. Each year, an Australian scientist is invited to deliver…

Cool Antarctic Research

Join University of Wollongong’s Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future (SAEF) team as they uncover the surprising research about one of Earth’s most challenging (and cold!) terrains. Explore environmental and human impacts on dolphins and whales and discover cool life of Antarctic lakes and moss. Presented over two days – come to one or both.   Wednesday 19…

teachSTEM’s National Science Week Social Media Competition

teachSTEM’s National Science Week Social Media Competition invites people of all ages to create a short video that showcases a citizen science project, activity, observation or environmental issue that is important to them. The competition will help us celebrate environmental stewardship, increase awareness of citizen science and encourage more people to participate in scientific research. Key…

What Else Can Scientists Be… and Tips on How to Get There

We thought we would spend our careers doing research. Instead, we found ourselves helping other people solve problems so their research could create greater impact. Along the way, we built businesses, secured funding, developed partnerships, won awards, and discovered that many of the barriers to impact aren’t scientific problems. At this event, students will learn…

Biggest Science Lab Ever

This National Science Week, step inside the Biggest Science Lab Ever! and discover how science begins with curiosity, questions, and the seeds of ideas that grow into something much bigger. Throughout the day, Level 3 at WA Museum Boola Bardip transforms into a hands-on space for all ages. Explore, experiment, and take part in interactive…

Pop up at Darwin Careers Fair – Physics fun and games

Physics Fun and Games Creative minds and teamwork – solve problems! In teams of 4, you will need to work together to move the Hydraulic Arm and use it to complete 2 tasks (a 3rd if you need more!) This will challenge you and your friends’ ability to plan, to communicate, and coordinate your movements…

Pop up at Casuarina Square – Physics fun and games

Physics Fun and Games Creative minds and teamwork – solve problems! In teams of 4, you will need to work together to move the Hydraulic Arm and use it to complete 2 tasks (a 3rd if you need more!) This will challenge you and your friends’ ability to plan, to communicate, and coordinate your movements…

Pop up at Marketplace Gungahlin – Physics fun and games

Physics Fun and Games – creative minds and teamwork solve problems! In teams of 4, you will need to work together to move the Hydraulic Arm and use it to complete 2 tasks (a 3rd if you need more fun!) This will challenge you and your friends or family’s, ability to plan, to communicate, and…