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SciScouts 2017: Environment – Trees, Bees & Seeds
It’s fantastic to see so many youth organisations and schools getting behind National Science Week, celebrating all things science, technology, engineering... ACT -
Scienceability – participants turned presenters
When you think of science, do you think of a person with funny hair, wearing a lab coat and pouring chemicals? Well, Scienceability is here to challenge... ACT -
National Science Week in the ACT
A week of fun, science and wonder in the CAN! National Science Week is just around the corner and the ACT is already buzzing with excitement! This year’s... ACT -
DIY Marshmallow Bazooka
Keen to do some science at home to get in the mood for National Science Week? This project, courtesy of Dr Graham Walker (@DrGrahams), could be just the... ACT -
ACT event seed grants
The ACT National Science Week Coordinating Committee has $10 000 worth of funding to be allocated! They are offering seed grants up to $1000 (incl.... ACT -
The Future-Makers: Zero Carbon Canberra Workshops
‘The Future-Makers’ is a local scale model building project visualising how the sciences of climate and light will continue to powerfully combine... ACT . Schools -
YWCA Computer Clubhouse at Science in ACTion
We’re pleased to announce that this year our Clubhouse Members will be participating in National Science Week activities. This year, our Clubhouse Members... ACT -
Seed grants available in the ACT
The ACT National Science Week Coordinating Committee is offering seed grants up to $1000 (incl. GST) to support science engagement events, programs and... ACT -
Bids invited for ACT natsciwk 2015 launch
The ACT National Science Week Coordinating Committee is calling for applications (127 kB, .doc) to bid to plan and stage the local launch of National... ACT -
Seed grants awarded in the ACT
Robots and dance, star gazing Scouts, cooking with liquid nitrogen, workshops for teachers and dealing with an ’emissions’ problem… This... ACT
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12–20 August 2017
National Science Week
Hibiscus Pollen viewed by scanning electron microscopy (Roger Heady; Centre for Advanced Microscopy, ANU)
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