Attend a library talk
More than one hundred scientists across Sydney have volunteered to share their research knowledge at free events in public librariesContinue Reading
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Festival of Science in Dungog
The Paterson Allyn Williams Science Hub will present a lively show and tell as part of its bumper line upContinue Reading
Best of science in the Hunter
Astronomer at large Professor Fred Watson, Dr Karl and physicist Professor Geraint Lewis join the smorgasbord of science-inspired events andContinue Reading
Robots: a farmer’s friend, the country kid’s teacher
All welcome to join Science at the Local in Springwood to launch National Science Week in New South Wales onContinue Reading
Residency for science writers
Varuna, the National Writers’ House, and Scribe Publications from Melbourne are thrilled to announce a new partnership that will offerContinue Reading
Why film live events?
When Daisy De Windt worked as a Clinical Research Associate in the pharmaceutical industry, one phrase followed her everywhere sheContinue Reading
Science Tent returns
Heading to Splendour in the Grass? Drop by the Science Tent to hear from a talented line up of researchContinue Reading
Science busking at Circular Quay
Soapbox Science, a UK-based science program for women achievers in STEM, will bring science busking to Australia in National ScienceContinue Reading
Interesting ideas in Kiama
The Institute of Interesting Ideas – Illuminating Stories from Fascinating People – has recently launched in Kiama, NSW. In aContinue Reading
Among the wild pollinators
University of Sydney PhD student Amelie Vanderstock is passionate about native bees. Currently researching the role of urban community gardensContinue Reading
Open days at The Dish
Do you swoon over the Moon? Meet an astronaut and an astrophysicist, stargaze the day away, discover a world-class telescopeContinue Reading
Science in the city
From 6-15 August the Australian Museum will present a diverse line up of schools and community events to mark NationalContinue Reading