Onkaparinga Libraries is presenting for two activities, a video presentation and discussion to understand flotation in water and the impact of plastic pollution in the ocean. Understand water density – make saltwater jars Children will learn about water density by making saltwater jars. Density differences in water and flotation will be discussed, leading children to an…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Wobbly Machine
This is an exhibition of science-inspired art by scientist turned artist Steven Durbach (the scientist) aka Sid Sledge (the artist). His work, which is a series of drawing and mechanical sculptures are constituted by iterative processes. However, the iterations are not perfect. They are wobbly or imprecise – much like the artist and frankly –…
The Sea and Me
This year the Hopetoun CRC are celebrating National Science Week (NSW) with a week of ‘Deep Blue’ related events. These free events have been designed to facilitate our remote coastal communities’ engagement with the ocean and its values. Our aim is that by engaging with all age groups, we will harbour a deeper respect and understanding…
Not The Usual Home-science Show
The team behind the Professor Plums lab are bringing you short online science activities that you can join in with and do at home. We will demonstrate some big and wild science experiments, and then show you how to do your own at home using things you have in your home. Learn about buoyancy by making…
Not The Usual Home-science Show
The team behind the Professor Plums lab are bringing you short online science activities that you can join in with and do at home. We will demonstrate some big and wild science experiments, and then show you how to do your own at home using things you have in your home. Learn about buoyancy by making…
STEAMzone Science Festival in 3D
Our FREE STEAMzone Virtual Science Festival will be conducted on the Open Campus of the VirBela 3D Virtual World. Our annual festival will be moving into a 3D virtual world and you can come along from the comfort and safety of your own home…no masks, sanitiser or social distancing required yet you’ll still feel like…
Soapbox Science Sydney Online 2020
Come learn from, question, probe, interact with & be inspired by some of Australia’s leading female researchers in science, technology, engineering & maths. Over four nights Soapbox Science Sydney Online presents 12 researchers, each with 45 minutes to amaze you with their latest discoveries & to answer the questions you have been burning to ask….
Science Exchange Series – Cropping in a changing climate
From Geraldton to Esperance, the South-West of WA has experienced increasingly variable climate conditions for over a century. With increasingly drier winters and warmer, wetter summers affecting our state’s cropping industry; we need to gather and integrate knowledge from across Science to understand how best to respond to the challenges ahead. Join three UWA experts,…
g4g Broadcast: Science, you had me at Hello® – Exploration
Greenlight for girls (g4g) is thrilled to launch an episode of our g4g Broadcast: Science, you had me at Hello® for young girls and women in Canberra in proud partnership with National Science Week ACT. During this hour-long broadcast, we will hear from five awe-inspiring and local Australian role models to tell us that ONE…
Better Composting Through Science
Have you ever been told “Just compost, it’s so easy!” but then have been unsure about aspects such as carbon to nitrogen ratio, or frustrated by a slow, sloppy or stinky pile? It’s true that the simplified rules of composting are easy, and should be accessible to anyone but to really master compost making and…