Author: inspiringnsw2017

The case to improve the participation of girls and women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers and educationContinue Reading

Hear from the NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer, Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, at the next Inspiring Australia NSW Stakeholder Briefing onContinue Reading

Have you ever pondered the inextricable link between science and music? Explore music on a different level in our freeContinue Reading

Passionate about empowering young people to be change makers through STEM, Townsville State High School head science teacher Sarah ChapmanContinue Reading

The old Boilerhouse at the top of the UNE Armidale campus is undergoing remediation in preparation for design and constructionContinue Reading

How do you launch a new podcast? This year, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney launched a podcast called Branch Out.Continue Reading

In response to calls from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for wide-scale societal and political changes and to developContinue Reading

Regional  students are learning how to program and operate Digital Farmhand Robots in a new program aimed at closing theContinue Reading

Cyber security is one of Australia’s most promising growth sectors according to a new national Cyber Security Sector Competitiveness PlanContinue Reading

Landcarers have long been ‘rescuing the land’ and while doing so, telling tales tall and true. The formal Landcare movementContinue Reading

Inspiring Australia (NSW) is committed to ensuring that we support partners in connecting scientists to the community through programs thatContinue Reading

Earlier this year, Inspiring Australia (NSW) co-presented the second Science Tent at Splendour in the Grass, the popular annual musicContinue Reading