This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her), Astrophysicist – Star crash investigator Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist…
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Young Tassie Scientists at St Aloysius Catholic College
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her), Astrophysicist – Star crash investigator Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist…
Young Tassie Scientists at Snug Primary School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her), Astrophysicist – Star crash investigator Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist…
Young Tassie Scientists at New Town Primary School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her), Astrophysicist – Star crash investigator Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist…
Young Tassie Scientists at Channel Christian 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. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist – Chemistry Chelsea Long (She/Her), Antarctic scientist – Antarctica: Science & Policy …
Young Tassie Scientists at Woodbridge 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. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist – Chemistry Chelsea Long (She/Her), Antarctic scientist – Antarctica: Science & Policy …
Young Tassie Scientists at Cygnet 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. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist – Chemistry Chelsea Long (She/Her), Antarctic scientist – Antarctica: Science & Policy …
Young Tassie Scientists at Collinsvale Primary School
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her), Astrophysicist – Star crash investigator Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist…
Young Tassie Scientists at Springfield Gardens Primary
This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the southern road trip are: Cassidy Mihalenko (She/her), Astrophysicist – Star crash investigator Angus Olding (He/him), Chemist…
Upper Murrumbidgee Waterwatch Platypus Month – Guided Walks
Living in the ACT and surrounding region you might not know that we have several platypus populations in our local waterways. Platypus and Rakali are a top-level predator in our waterways and through monitoring their abundance, we can monitor our waterway health. You may not have seen one, but you’ve likely got a platypus living…