This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie Scientist on this roadtrip are: Nico Masila, (he/him) – medical scientist Samuel Verne, (he/him) – physicist Dilani Ratnajeewa, (she/her) – maritime logistician Jared Magyar, (he/him) –…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Young Tassie Scientists at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie Scientist on this roadtrip are: Nico Masila, (he/him – medical scientist Samuel Verne, (he/him) – physicist Dilani Ratnajeewa, (she/her) – maritime logistician Jared Magyar, (he/him) –…
Young Tassie Scientists at East Tamar Primary School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie Scientist on this roadtrip are: Nico Masila, (he/him) – medical scientist Samuel Verne, (he/him) – physicist Dilani Ratnajeewa, (she/her) – maritime logistician Jared Magyar, (he/him) –…
Young Tassie Scientists at St Thomas More’s Catholic School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie Scientist on this roadtrip are: Rowan Burchill, (he/they), medical scientist Saranya Viswanathan, (she/ her), neuroscientist Isabelly de Lima, (she/her), geneticist Shasta Henry…
Young Tassie Scientists at Kings Meadows High School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie Scientist on this roadtrip are: Nico Masila (he/him), medical scientist Samuel Verne (he/him), physicist Dilani Ratnajeewa (she/her), maritime logistician Shasta Henry (she/her),…
Young Tassie Scientists at Glen Dhu Primary School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists are University of Tasmania scientists who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie Scientist on this roadtrip are: Nico Masila (he/him), medical scientist Samuel Verne (he/him), physicist/li> Dilani Ratnajeewa (she/her), maritime logistician Shasta Henry (she/her),…
For the Curious: Ask our scientists at the Old Midland Courthouse
Join a panel of thinkers who have dedicated their work to caring for and understanding the land we live on. Come armed with all your burning questions and ask the experts as we explore the relationship between, plants, animals, and our unique environment. Special Guests The event will be chaired by Mandy Bamford (zoologist and…
Science, Creativity and Adventure with Cristy Burne at Ellenbrook Library
Join children’s author and STEM Queen Cristy Burne in National Science Week. Try your hand with invisible inks, learn to decode (and code) secret messages, and pick up tricks for including hidden codes in your creative writing. This hands-on workshop is suitable for ages 7-12.
Leveraging Systems thinking and Statistics for Industry 5.0 & you
Presenter: Prof Peter Howley. This seminar is accessible for all members of the community and recommended for adolescent through to adult audiences – families and career professionals alike will feel a step-change in their thinking! From walking the dog or enhancing our emotional state to assisting the advancement of medicine, education, industry … or any organisation or…
Planting for our Future
We will be planting native plants that are culturally significant to local Ngunnawal People and our First Nations students and families. First Nations families will be invited to choose native plants that are significant to them, thus allowing opportunities to share their culture. Students, including First Nations students and their families, will be involved in…