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Big weekend of science to end National Science Week!
The last weekend of National Science Week 2017 has lots still in store for you to explore. Here is just a teaser of the variety of experiences you could... SA -
Big Science Adelaide
Big Issues, Brilliant Minds, Great Sights and Top Science. Feast Your Mind on National Science Week in the heart (and head) of Adelaide. Big Science Adelaide... SA -
SA Unsung Heros of Science and Science Communication – Finalists
These are the finalists in South Australia’s annual Unsung Heros of Science and Science Communication awards. The winners will be announced at the... SA -
Grants available in SA
Community Grants of up to $2500 are available now for activities and events in National Science Week that involve the general public, business and industry... SA -
Looking for Unsung Heros in SA
Nominations are now open to find the Unsung Heros of South Australian Science and Science Communication. The awards are intended to recognise those whose... SA -
Unsung Heros of South Australian Science
Nominations have just opened for the annual Unsung Hero Awards of South Australian Science. The awards recognise achievements in both scientific research... SA -
Community event grants in SA
Grants are now available for National Science Week events in South Australia. There are community grants of up to $2500 as well a larger $15 000 grant... SA -
Unsung Hero Awards of SA Science, 2015
Nominations are now open for the Unsung Hero Awards of South Australian Science. There are two awards available: Unsung Hero of South Australian ScienceThis... SA -
SA Community Grants for National Science Week
South Australian Community Grants are open for community groups, organisations, and businesses to help celebrate science. The grants should assist in... SA -
Unsung Heros and seed grants in SA
Unsung Hero Awards Nominations are now open for the Unsung Hero of South Australian Science and South Australian Science Communication awards. The Unsung... SA
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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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