This National Science Week, Cranleigh School will explore this year’s school theme, Species Survival – More than just sustainability, by investigating how water helps animals, plants and people. We will consider questions such as Where can we find water? How can we conserve it? How can we clean our water? Why is this important for…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Wild Art with Trace Balla
Join us to explore locally threatened animals and create a group artwork with the guidance of artist and author Trace Balla! The artwork will be displayed at the library during National Science Week (10-18 Aug). Ages 5-12. Bookings required.
Beyond Boundaries – Expanding access to STEM and nature
Take part in a groundbreaking science experience like no other, custom-tailored for young people with special needs. Because nature and STEM should be for everyone. ‘Beyond Boundaries: Expanding Access to STEM & Nature’ is a series of free science-based workshops. These workshops are targeted towards under-represented groups and people with special needs. This project aims…
Future Science Talks – Comedy Edition
Future Science Talks: Comedy Edition is debuting in Wagga after sold out shows all across Australia. This show features local scientists from Wagga who have partnered with comedians to infuse humour and laughs into scientific talks. Laugh and learn at the same time! At this show, you’ll hear from Wagga’s best and brightest science professionals…
Calling All Young Antarctic Researchers – Competition
This National Science Week the Antarctica Science Foundation (ASF) invites Young Antarctic Researchers to explore the animals of Antarctica and the science that helps to protect them. You or your team or even your entire school class can win an Antarctic Themed Pack for your class. Antarctica is home to many iconic species. Penguins, seals…
Mid-afternoon Masterclass: The science of beer and wine making
Beer and wine were originally developed by trial and error, using living organisms to ferment grains and fruits – an ancient form of biotechnology. Learn how winemakers are developing their craft and adapting to a changing climate in the process. The Science Festival Mid-afternoon Masterclass series is a series of five, 45-minute lectures showcasing up-and-coming scientists…
Model Citizens – How mathematicians are helping the planet
Join us for Model Citizens: How mathematicians are helping the planet in the Science Gallery Theatre or online. Our expert panellists will share how they are using the power of numbers, big data, and new models to help nurture all life on Earth. Panel: Dr Douglas Brumley Professor Jennifer Flegg Associate Professor Guoqi Qian Moderator:…
National Science Week at Mackillop Catholic College.
Science activities on the topic of species survival is being organised at MacKillop Catholic College from 12th to 16th of August, this year. Events include: 1. Quiz competitions 2. Classroom activities 3. EP ANZ Science Championships 4. Lunchtime competitions
Sustainable Food Morning Tea
This will be an eating journey into the use of sustainable foods and how we can include them in our daily lives. Indigenous foods and insect proteins will take centre stage as we share Chocolate Cookies with Wattle Seed and Cricket Brownies, Sandalwood Dukka and Crocodile Bites.
Soapbox Science Brisbane 2024
Soapbox Science is here, Australia! Originating in the UK, Brisbane is hosting another Soapbox Science event in 2024. Come listen to 12 diverse Australian female scientists who are stepping on – literal – soapboxes in order to take their science to you. Our line-up includes experts on mathematics, molecular microbiology, neuroscience, material science and nanotechnology,…