The Fish Bowl is a dramatic production that ran during this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival, winning the Best Theatre & Physical Theatre Award and Holden Street Theatre’s Adelaide Fringe Award. The title is a metaphor for the voyeuristic, circular nature of the daily routine for people living in aged care. The play presents the real-life…
Topic: Health and Medical
A Window on SAHMRI Open Day
Come and see inside SAHMRI’s iconic “cheesegrater” building on North Terrace. Get up close to the stunning architecture and discover the life-changing work we’re doing inside, plus meet the researchers who devote their careers to finding better ways to treat, heal and care for people. Join one of our free half-hour tours and explore a…
Dolphin Spotting Survey Opportunity and DIY Activations – Become a Citizen Scientist! SAM TO COMPOSITE 4/7
THIS EVENT IS PART OF THE CONSTELLATION STORIES IN LIGHT TRAIL Are you ready to spot the dolphin? LINK TO ->SEE MY NOTES ABOUT DOLPHIN CREW UNDER VH NISA NOTES ALL CONNECT THROUGH DOLPHIN RESEARCH AUSTRALIA LINK and Start your own Citizen Science Project here recommendations: Patawalonga Gates Glenelg (show DEW page) and VH /KI Dolphin…
Drought Resilience and Living Flinders – an online discussion with Stakeholders. TBC
THIS EVENT IS PART OF THE CONSTELLATION STORIES IN LIGHT TRAIL Learn about, recognise and understand landscape processes, conditions and trends. Understand water capture within the landscape as well as the ecological and edaphic processes that underpin productivity. Learn about landscape mapping exercises that chart elements such as landscape formations and existing vegetation and soil…
STEM expo
The STEM expo is a collaboration event between a number of STEM university students and STEM affiliated societies at the ANU to showcase our projects, show what it’s like to study STEM (especially as someone from an underrepresented group), explore the links between different disciplines and have a go at our interactive workshops. These groups…
Switch on to Science
Science is much more than explosions and weird experiments. It is the knowledge we use to make all the wonderful things we rely on every day. Join us to explore how scientific knowledge is discovered, and how technology uses that science to make lots of very useful things. Using our displays of vintage equipment, which…
Amazing Glass
Glass is an ancient scientific miracle. Over the years it has been used to decorate, contain and preserve. At Kalkie State School’s National Science Week event, Amazing Glass, students will have the opportunity to see how glass enhances their lives and their understanding of the natural world. The event will open with River Nations Indigenous…
Cockburn Central Education Network – Science Week Showcase
Local students and community members from 14 primary schools and 3 high schools join together at Atwell Primary School on Thursday 18 August to showcase their National Science Week projects and best entries.
Free online screening: A Plastic Ocean
Each minute, the equivalent of a garbage truck of rubbish enters the worlds oceans, estimated to cause the death of over a million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals and turtles every year. As humans, we aren’t immune to the impacts of our addiction to plastic, with scientists predicting that we are eating a credit card size…
What Will You Be Eating in 2050? Webinar with tastings delivered
Do you love food? Will your favourite food be around in 30 years? What new foods might you find in the supermarket in 2050? Join us for a fun, interactive and delicious online event exploring the future of food for everyday Australians. You will learn about new food technology, ocean farming, sustainable cattle farming, edible…