Inspiring Australia NSW
Inspiring Australia NSW develops influential networks that connect science and engineering researchers to big audiences. In collaboration with hundreds ofContinue Reading
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Be part of National Science Week
Now’s the time to start planning how you will celebrate National Science Week that runs from 15-23 August 2020. ScienceContinue Reading
Evening with 500 Queer Scientists
Head to The Calyx at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney on Wednesday 19 February from 6 – 9pm to enjoyContinue Reading
FameLab 2020
FameLab is a live science communication competition that aims to discover charismatic early career scientists who can inspire people to see the worldContinue Reading
Ocean Lovers Festival
The second annual Ocean Lovers Festival will take place at Bondi Beach from 17-22 March 2020 and is a celebrationContinue Reading
Track SDG action
To achieve its vision of a better and more sustainable future for all, the United Nations Global Compact has developedContinue Reading
Chart bushfire recovery
Over 46,000,000 acres has been burned so far in the 2019-2020 Australian bushfire season in eastern Australia. Scientists are nowContinue Reading
Inside the mind of a musician
Many musicians say they hear music before they play it, but how do they do it and what’s the scienceContinue Reading
Linking coding to real-world tech
Ready, Set, Code! is a new kids’ book from CSIRO that allows the next generation to see how the technologyContinue Reading
Cultural Weaving in the Central West
The Bundaburrah Creek Dabu Yarra Muran Project strategically links revegetation of native plants to provide materials for weaving workshops toContinue Reading
2020 year-round grant recipients
Congratulations to Regional Science Hubs and event partners across NSW that will receive year-round funding and sponsorship from Inspiring AustraliaContinue Reading
The Ocean Decade
The United Nations has proclaimed a Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, to be held from 2021 to 2030.Continue Reading
NSW Physical Sciences Fund
Recipients of the inaugural NSW Physical Sciences Fund worth $5 million were announced on Tuesday 10 December by the NSWContinue Reading