2019 UNSW Press Bragg Prize
An ode to the clitoris, and the extraordinary Australian scientist Helen O’Connell who has almost single-handedly brought the clitoris outContinue Reading
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Innovation games for students
Students in and around Lismore are inviuted to participate in an Innovation Challenge on 21 November that will address theContinue Reading
Skills speed dating
University and technical college graduates in Australia face a tough time finding a job without work experience, but a CSIRO researchContinue Reading
Scicomm in a post-normal world
In launching Dr Craig Cormick’s book, The Science of Communicating Science – the Ultimate Guide, the Chief Executive of theContinue Reading
2019 NSW Scientist of the year
Pioneering chemical engineer Scientia Professor Rose Amal AC from UNSW Sydney has been named NSW Scientist of the Year. PremierContinue Reading
Science for all in Armidale
The Shell Questacon Science Circus will visit the the New England region in November, teaming up with University of NewContinue Reading
Brain on nature
A narrative podcast series about how going out into the natural world changed the brain of producer Sarah Allely afterContinue Reading
2020 year-round funding
Applications from regional organisations operating as Science Hubs can apply for funds of up to $8,000 to facilitate the deliveryContinue Reading
Liveworks 2019
Witness science and art collide at Liveworks Festival of Experimental Art presented by Performance Space. The annual festival runs fromContinue Reading
An Infinite Universe
Presented By Nepean Science Hub and Penrith Performing And Visual Arts in conjunction with WSU Penrith Observatory, An Infinite Universe:Continue Reading
Research impact
In launching a new report into research impact in New South Wales, Professor Duncan Ivison from the University of SydneyContinue Reading
Stargazing at Trevallyn
As more than 90 people travelled along several km of dirt road to a private observatory at Trevallyn for theContinue Reading