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National Science Week starts tomorrow with over 1,700 events from Darwin to Antarctica Is that an evil weevil? What pests are in your pantry? – from Saturday 13 August across WA Dinosaurs, bees, and a shark in a bus – Saturday 13 August in Sydney Bleaching hits a crocheted coral reef – in Darwin all…
Media release from ABC Radio National Thursday, August 4, 2016 Australian wildlife scientists need all eyeballs on deck this August to help them study where Australia’s wild things are, as part of Wildlife Spotter — the ABC’s citizen science project for National Science Week (13–21 August 2016). Since its launch on Monday 1 August: 133,601 images…
South Australia launches National Science Week tonight 4 August 2015, launch at 5pm, Goyder Pavilion Mezzanine, Adelaide Showground Flying robocops: how are Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems being used by SA police? Going batty: are you living with tiny bats that you can’t see? America’s 1950s Dyna-Soar spaceplane Moonlandings, global warming, and vaccinations – all science…
images of wildlife caught on camera download the Wildlife Spotter video [9 MB] spokespeople available for interview Australian wildlife scientists need your eyeballs this August to help them study where Australia’s wild things are for Wildlife Spotter—the ABC’s citizen science project for National Science Week. Australia is a vast country. Researchers have set up automatic…
Eco on the agenda for National Science Week Wednesday 19 August 2015 We know what climate scientists think, but how do they feel? – Melbourne, VIC Can we save the Tassie Devils from cancer and extinction? – Hobart, TAS It’s not all about ice caps and polar bears: how will climate change affect our health?…
Healthy doses of science around Australia Tuesday 18 August 2015 Let’s debate your prostate, with Bernie Hobbs and experts – Thursday in Hobart, TAS Crap or credible? Bringing science to wellness – Tuesday at University of Sydney, NSW There’s more to making healthy babies than what goes on in the bedroom – Sunday in Adelaide,…
Arts stories from National Science Week Tuesday 18 August 2015 Exploring the night sky through dance – tonight in Toowong, QLD See crystal art made with microscopes and smartphones – tomorrow in Bunbury, WA What art is inspired by ecosciences? – next Thursday in Dutton Park, QLD Science meets dance meets Robotronica – Sunday in…
There’s more to making healthy babies than what goes on in the bedroom. Sunday 23 August, 3:30-5:30pm (ACST), Adelaide and online Speakers available for interview The life you and your partner lead and the life experiences of your parents can influence: • your chances of conception, • your chances of a full-term pregnancy, • and…
Western Australia launches National Science Week Saturday 15 August: launch 11am at the Perth Cultural Centre main stage with Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Deputy Lord Mayor and guest speakers Western Australians will be making art out of bacteria, seeing where science is done, and learning to track fireballs as they fall from the sky….
Media release – The Hon Colin Barnett, Premier; Minister for State Development; Science 14 Aug 2015 National Science Week 2015 (August 15-23) to be officially launched at the third annual Perth Science Festival at the Perth cultural precinct Hundreds of events held throughout WA by a range of individuals and organisations Premier and Science Minister Colin…