The Ultimo Science Festival 2012 was
11 days of science on Harris St, Sydney: talks, activities, workshops, comedy, exhibitions and films for all ages.
More information at www.ultimosciencefestival.com
We helped with the media program.
A working prototype of a wheelchair steered by thoughts, rather than hands, will be demonstrated live to the public in Sydney next week.
About 700,000 Australians live with severe disability—many entirely dependent on someone else to move.
They may soon be more mobile thanks to the Thought-controlled Intelligent Machine (TIM), developed at the University of Technology Sydney. [continue reading…]
Whether it’s how you make that perfect soufflé or detect a hint of vanilla in your coffee, knowing more about the physics and chemistry of food may just let you be more creative in the kitchen—and enjoy food more.
To guide people on this gastronomic journey, a biochemist turned pastry chef, a coffee expert and ABC TV’s ‘surfing scientist’ are running public shows and workshops featuring food and science in Sydney next week.
They are also happy to share their love of food and chemistry with the media. See below for details and interview contacts.
Sydney Harbour’s natural beauty is thanks to its healthy ecosystem, say Sydney researchers—and it’s one of the most diverse harbour ecosystems in the world.
An exhibition at the Ultimo Science Festival is bringing together art and science; using music, animation and more.
Seals to songs: turning science into music
Animating mating krill: from Antarctic ocean floor to online music video
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