What’s working for women in STEM?
The Office of the Women in STEM Ambassador, Prof Lisa Harvey-Smith, has released a publication entitled Evaluating STEM Gender Equity Programs: AContinue Reading
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Be part of COSPAR-K
Having been delayed due to COVID-19, the 43rd Biennial Committee for Space Research (COSPAR) Scientific Assembly will take place inContinue Reading
#ForNature at Bournda
Each year, World Environment Day on 5 June is a big day in the environmental education calendar. On the FarContinue Reading
Praxical: learn by doing
Praxical is a new learning initiative to create online workshops where participants can actively engage in the scientific process. LeadContinue Reading
Enviro acoustics
All welcome to mark the International Year of Plant Health with Orange Cowra Cabonne Science Hub who will present anContinue Reading
Team Australia wins AI song contest
The Australian entry “Beautiful the World” has won the Eurovision Artificial Intelligence Song Contest. The team at Uncanny Valley usedContinue Reading
Sydney Science Trail
The Australian Museum and the Royal Botanic Garden are excited to announce their online program, the Sydney Science Trail, toContinue Reading
Mapping citizen science
Citizen science is a rapidly growing field which involves non-experts in the active process of scientific research. In just one-decade,Continue Reading
Park Live
Sydney Olympic Park has launched Park LIVE in direct response to COVID-19 restrictions, to allow the public to continue toContinue Reading
Science with apps
In a digital world, one of the most difficult things for kids to learn is science. That’s because science involvesContinue Reading
Learning science through theatre
The Community and Education Programs Team at the Botanic Gardens and Centennial Parklands is excited to begin a new projectContinue Reading
STEM 2020 On Demand
The first STEM 2020 On Demand Conference opened with a bang! After more than six months of carefully curating anContinue Reading