What does STEM look like in our community? Join us for an exciting evening celebrating the diverse ways science, technology, engineering and maths shape the businesses around us. From cutting-edge microplastics research to robotics innovation destined for the Moon, we’ll explore two very different but equally fascinating sides of the STEM world. Hear directly from the…
Join us for an excursion into the hidden worlds within our waterways. Drawing on more than 20 years of expertise in aquatic micro-invertebrate ecology, Dr. Robert Walsh will reveal the microscopic organisms that underpin aquatic food webs and sustain larger ecosystems. The freshwater micro-invertebrates, commonly called zooplankton, are typically comprised of four major groups of…
From a family story rooted in Yarrabah, Far North Queensland, to the lawns of the White House in Washington DC, Daniel Joinbee has packed a lot into the first thirty-five years of his life. He’s a proud Gunggandji man, the first Air Force officer to receive his navy diving and demolitions qualifications, founder of Australia’s first and only 100% Aboriginal-owned aerospace…
Could you design a robot to help in a disaster, explore underwater or travel through space? This National Science Week, join CSIRO Robot Responders and discover how science, technology and engineering come together to solve real-world challenges. Young people will step into the role of a CSIRO robotics engineer, designing robots to tackle missions inspired…
Bring seafloor science into your classroom! Join researchers onboard the RV Investigator as they explore the seafloor of the southern Great Barrier Reef. Shaped by over 20,000 years of sea-level change, the region holds ecological, geological and cultural stories – from submerged river valleys to reef systems formed as seas flooded the continental shelf1. Through…
What do you eat when you’re two years from home and hurtling towards Mars? Come find out — and maybe even grow the answer yourself! UWA Plants for Space has landed in Geraldton, and we’re throwing open the doors of the Museum of Geraldton for two full days of free, drop-in, hands-on space science fun….
Future Minds: Creativity and Ethics in the Age of AI consists of interactive workshops for Year 9-12 students will also complement this initiative, ensuring that young people are directly engaged at a critical educational decision point, while also creating opportunities for whole communities to participate in meaningful discussions about science and society. The student workshops…
Future Minds: Creativity and Ethics in the Age of AI consists of interactive workshops for Year 9 to 12 students. Will also complement this initiative, ensuring that young people are directly engaged at a critical educational decision point, while also creating opportunities for whole communities to participate in meaningful discussions about science and society. The…
Future Minds: Creativity and Ethics in the Age of AI consists of interactive workshops for Year 9-12 students will also complement this initiative, ensuring that young people are directly engaged at a critical educational decision point, while also creating opportunities for whole communities to participate in meaningful discussions about science and society. The student workshops…
Future Minds: Creativity and Ethics in the Age of AI consists of interactive workshops for Year 9 to 12 students will also complement this initiative, ensuring that young people are directly engaged at a critical educational decision point, while also creating opportunities for whole communities to participate in meaningful discussions about science and society. The…
