Author: inspiringnsw2017

The Commission for the Human Future is warning that the global food system is headed for failure, with potentially catastrophicContinue Reading

Australia and New Zealand’s science, research and innovation sectors have united to provide governments with the latest and best evidenceContinue Reading

Science at the Local’s 2020 webinar series continues with two bee-themed events in the coming weeks. On 5 July, AssociateContinue Reading

Citizen Science practitioners are invited to contribute to UNESCO’s 2021 initiative to promote Open Science,  the global movement working toContinue Reading

Brought to you by Refraction Media, Fizzics Education and Inspiring Australia NSW, STEM Lightning Lunches are an opportunity to talkContinue Reading

What can Aboriginal astronomy tell us about the night sky? How is our native flora used as bush medicine? WhatContinue Reading

The 3-part Virtual Excursions training program supported by Inspiring Australia’s state programs and the Office of the NSW Chief ScientistContinue Reading

Congratulations to this year’s NSW National Science Week grant recipients who will deliver an exciting range of online programs andContinue Reading

The Office of the Women in STEM Ambassador, Prof Lisa Harvey-Smith, has released a publication entitled Evaluating STEM Gender Equity Programs: AContinue Reading

Having been delayed due to COVID-19, the 43rd Biennial Committee for Space Research (COSPAR) Scientific Assembly will take place inContinue Reading

Each year, World Environment Day on 5 June is a big day in the environmental education calendar. On the FarContinue Reading

Praxical is a new learning initiative to create online workshops where participants can actively engage in the scientific process. LeadContinue Reading