This is an excellent opportunity to find out about current projects, new technologies used in the field, and what’s growing in the building. Good for networking. Located in the foyer. No bookings needed.
Topic: Environment and Nature
Mini MakerX
We are thrilled to be hosting a Mini MakerX event at our newly-refurbished Makers Technology and Innovation Hub at the University of Tasmania, Cradle Coast Campus in Burnie! Join us for a community festival that brings together all the elements that make our region so unique. This National Science Week activity will promote idea-sharing,…
Musical Plants – Rosebud Library
Have you ever made music with a marigold? Composed with a chrysanthemum? Or listened to some lavender? Join us at Rosebud Library as we celebrate National Science Week. Be amazed at these extraordinary digital instruments that are crafted from real, living plants and innovative technology. By simply connecting with the plants and gently brushing their leaves,…
Street Science – Save our species shows
Join us for an exciting National Science Week event with Street Science. Dive into the world of animal intelligence and discover how species survival impacts us all in our brand-new stage show, “Save Our Species: Our Survival Depends on Theirs.” This fun, educational show will captivate audiences as we explore amazing animal adaptations and bioinspired…
Sustainable Fishing Means More – Poetry competition
WIN $200 worth of dive gear. Join the Saltwater Schools Poetry Competition for National Science Week 2024. Learners write a short poem related to the ocean using one of the following prompts: More Life More Colour More Fish More Choice Submit your poem using the form below for a chance to WIN one of 2x…
Robotics and Movement
At Mountain District Learning Centre, we will be running an event for 30 young people. These young people will first learn about how solar energy works, how batteries operate, and the ways that a signal can then convert the energy into movement. The young people will then be required to open their robotics kit and…
Beehive Science
This is a unique educational experience for preschoolers and primary age around bees, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. We are excited to present our engaging bee incursion for this year’s National Science Week. Led by experienced educator Holly, our session caters to each age group, ensuring optimal learning outcomes. Activities include: Observing live bee colonies in…
Remembering the Christmas Island Pipistrelle Bat
Join the Conservation Council of WA and the WA Bat Network for an evening dedicated to learning. Learn about and remember the endemic and once-common Christmas Island Pipistrelle bat. This is an important story with lessons that can help us better protect species across the world. Although the focus will be on the Christmas Island Pipistrelle, the talk will also…
Sea Country Stories – Yuin Gadu
Science, history, and educational institutions in Australia are on a journey to empower and incorporate Indigenous knowledges into research, communication and practice. Sea Country Stories offers the experience of being on Country, linking ancient and modern knowledge systems, and inspiring the next generation of Sea Country custodians. Join us at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney for…
Climate Change Impacts – Mornington Peninsula coastal fieldtrip
Join our expert presenters to explore the dynamic nature of the Mornington Peninsula coastal and marine environment, focusing on climate change impacts and mitigation solutions. This is a day trip from Melbourne by bus, unless you live on the Mornington Peninsula and wish to join the bus at McCrae. Dr James Driscoll (Director of STEM Outreach at…