The National Dinosaur Museum is proud to contribute to Science Week 2021 by hosting a full week of activities and events between the 14th and 20th of August. Each day there will be a specific topic along with a demonstration or activity, hosted twice daily at 11:30 am and 4:30 pm to accommodate all schedules….
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National Dinosaur Museum Science Week Program
The National Dinosaur Museum is proud to contribute to Science Week 2021 by hosting a full week of activities and events between the 14th and 20th of August. Each day there will be a specific topic along with a demonstration or activity, hosted twice daily at 11:30 am and 4:30 pm to accommodate all schedules….
National Dinosaur Museum Science Week Program
The National Dinosaur Museum is proud to contribute to Science Week 2021 by hosting a full week of activities and events between the 14th and 20th of August. Each day there will be a specific topic along with a demonstration or activity, hosted twice daily at 11:30 am and 4:30 pm to accommodate all schedules….
Kid’s Kitchen
Thursday 19 and Friday 20 August see the Springfield Gardens Primary School Kid’s Kitchen come to life Students will be getting their hands dirty and taste buds tantalised as they explore this year’s Science week theme of ‘Food: different by design’. They will be learning about different elements of science through the medium of food….
ANU Undergraduate Research Symposium
A set of fifteen-minute presentation and Q & A sessions by ANU students on research they’ve done as Undergraduates. The presentations will cover a broad spectrum of STEM topics, including intersections between STEM and the humanities. The event will celebrate undergraduate research and showcase the opportunities available for STEM students and aspiring researchers.
Collaborative Science: An online meetup with the School Library Association of NSW
The School Library Association of NSW will be presenting an online meetup in the SLANSW Zoom Conference Room On Tuesday 17 August from 7:00-8:00pm. The presenters are Science Teachers, Teacher Librarians and Library staff from Cherrybrook Technology High School and Broughton Anglican College. They will be sharing the cross curriculum initiatives and teaching programs in…
Regenerate and Cure
Discover cutting edge techniques in biomedical engineering and how they are used to regenerate broken body parts or diseased organs. Currently working on a new stem cell-based therapy for osteoarthritis, researcher Jiao Jiao Li hopes to find a cure for this debilitating condition that haunts hundreds of millions of patients around the world. Dr Jiao…
Between Bees and Food
Join our one-hour webinar to learn about bees and their relationship with food production. Get inspired by National Science Week theme Food: Different by Design. Enjoy a presentation on bees and their relationship with food production by Dr Francisco Garcia Bulle Bueno, a native bee specialist. From the fundamentals of what is a bee?, bee…
The Microbiome-Gut-Brain Axis
The microbiome-gut-brain axis: What is it and how can it affect our mental health? Bacteria and viruses have a bad reputation, especially in these times of a global pandemic. But not all bugs are bad for us. In fact, some of them actually help us to digest food and keep our bodies healthy. Recently, scientists…
Larapinta Science Week Bonanza Day
We will be celebrating National Science Week with a host of multi-age activities that will run for an afternoon. Students will be involved in hands-on scientific processes and investigations to spark curiosity and broaden knowledge.