Latest posts tagged with #NationalScienceWeek on Bluesky
Fantastic news for physics outreach. The AIP has secured a #NationalScienceWeek grant to digitally expand the Marie Curie Lecture Tour. Astrophysicist Karelle Siellez will tour 🇦🇺, with livestreams enabling regional students to connect with leading physicists: www.scienceweek.net.au/national-gra...
If you missed our annual Conservation #Science Symposium during #NationalScienceWeek, watch the recording at tasland.org.au/blog/ccs2025.... Over 160 ppl joined us to hear from 19 speakers, as they shared the latest science happening on TLC reserves & with our partners.
And it’s a hit! My #SnakeWheelOfFortune poster game has been played by dozens (possibly 100s) of kids & adults across Qld for #NationalScienceWeek & beyond, & they’ve all left with a far greater appreciation & respect for snakes. Education shapes perceptions, & perceptions shape behaviour 🤓🐍💚!
#NationalScienceWeek was a super success! Such a privilege to be able to engage w/ communities in rural/remote/regional Queensland as Inspiring Australia’s ambassador this year. These folks often miss out on #STEMed, but not this year! Thanks to Dr. Anita Milroy for her connections and vision.
🔉 Only a few days left to vote! 🔉
Our 2nd CCeMMP Annual Bench to Art Competition gallery is LIVE! 🤩
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Vote, like and repost :)
#membraneproteins
#scicomm
#nationalscienceweek
#cryoEM
#cryoET
Future scientists and land managers. At a local creek learning about the importance of clean water and how to look after our waterways and the Great Barrier Reef.
#NationalScienceWeek #greatbarrierreef
Did you miss our National Science Week public lecture? Zsuzsanna Dancso's story was full of twists and turns, and how knot theory came to be 🪢🧮🥯
Catch up below👇
mathematical-research-institute.sydney.edu.au/knots-graphs...
#MathSky #NationalScienceWeek #PublicLecture
Yesterday at Science in the Swamp was incredible! 🧠✨ Kids solved puzzles, tested out brain activities, and even put on an EEG cap. Thanks to everyone who joined in and made it such a fun end to #NationalScienceWeek 💡
#ScienceInTheSwamp #STEM
Far eastern curlew
Citizen scientists across Tasmania can help track down the haunting call of one of the world’s most threatened migratory birds, the critically endangered far eastern curlew.
Attend a workshop during #NationalScienceWeek across the state: utas.au/CallTrackers
@clawkins.bsky.social
I'm still buzzing after an amazing day at the Sydney Science Trail, Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan! #NationalScienceWeek
I had a great time talking to the community about how pollination ecologists study and conserve plants and their pollinators
🌸🐝🌼🪰🪻🦋
#STEMEducation
#Pollination
Appreciate the reply fr @wamuseum.bsky.social
But it totally ignores my #1 complaint tt continuing to partner w Woodside in times of escalating fossil-fuelled destruction of land & marine ecosystems & to host Woodside Open Day in #NationalScienceWeek is reputation-laundering 4 climate criminals 1/
Alison Kershaw, centre, receiving the Unsung Hero of Science Communication award at the SA Museum
So proud of my #ANU #Cybernetics alum, colleague and friend, Alison Kershaw, for winning the Unsung Hero of #SciComms Award at the recent #NationalScienceWeek launch at the South Australian Museum.
Well done, Alison! You're a gem! 💎
whatson.samuseum.sa.gov.au/news/nationa...
While I did vote for the Ghost Bat for #NationalScienceWeek most under-rated animal, I'm pleased to see the Rakali come away with the win. These cuties are awesome, I always stop an appreciate them whenever I see one.
Ghost-bat afficionados can be consoled - the lovely bat was the Australian […]
Solidarity ✊ with WA folks who will be holding a #RequiemForOurReefs as the @wamuseum.bsky.social accepts WoodCIDE sponsorship & hosts a Woodside Open Day on 17 Aug as part of #NationalScienceWeek (cringe)
#NorthWestShelfExtension #ScottReef #NoNewCoalAndGas #EndGreenwash #EndReputationLaundering
Happy #NationalScienceWeek
Green Debate: AI Good or Bad?
It requires a #balanced view of benefits for the #environment & its #impact. #AI can contribute positively to #sustainability, but can contribute to #climatechange. Your #thoughts? #ScienceCommunication
Pros&Cons: bit.ly/4lWaMVe
Congratulations to this little champ for taking out the title of "Australia's most underrated animal".
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08...
Re-sharing recent research in #AusMammalogy that illustrates one of the many reasons why rakali is so deserving!
@ausmammals.bsky.social #NationalScienceWeek
What a great way to raise awareness of Australia's wonderful wildlife, congrats, rakali! Wonderful to see a native rodent getting the gong! #NationalScienceWeek www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08...
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#NationalScienceWeek and the #waterRat is a winner - #Rakali rule… of course
Science isn’t just lab coats and microscopes – it's curiosity, problem-solving, and discovery. Meet Ben Halliwell, an Evolutionary Biologist who uses mathematics and statistical models to help us better understand how evolution works 💡
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmne...
#NationalScienceWeek
🌌 Hear the sounds of space.
Call of the Void uses real telescope data from cosmic events to create haunting music.
Listen to the first track now, then explore the rest of the album on The Player: player.sheffield.ac.uk/events/call-...
#NationalScienceWeek #Astronomy
I'm looking forward to being a part of this special episode of What The Duck, when the winner of Australia's Most Underrated Animal will be announced.
12-1pm, Today, on ABC RN.
Go team #MarsupialMole!
www.abc.net.au/news/science... #NationalScienceWeek
A true honour to be the first of many speakers to host a science communication workshop in Tassie as part of the NEW Tasmanian Student Science Communicators Network.
#nationalscienceweek #scienceweek #
Montage of images with a central focus on a VR headset, with ten different photos showing people in different immersive spaces - giving talks, running conferences, exploring worlds and interacting socially.
For #NationalScienceWeek, I wanted to share my fave technology: the #VR headset! These enable an amazing immersive collaboration that opens up opportunities to go well #BeyondBeingThere 🙌 ❤️
#SuperStarsofSTEM #CSIROSuperStarsofSTEM #ScienceWeek #WomeninScience #ScienceAndTechnologyAustralia #CSIRO
To celebrate #NationalScienceWeek I want to share my favourite aspect of science - combining my love of nature with my curiosity (my inner "but why?" 3yr old!).
Seeking solutions for biodiversity, fundamental for a healthy planet and society.
#CSIRO #SuperStarsofSTEM #ScienceAndTechnologyAustralia
Australia’s higher education and research ecosystem is powered by millions of invisible digital connections that enable groundbreaking discoveries - from decoding the universe to advancing clinical trials and environmental modelling.
#NationalScienceWeek
🤖 Meet MiRo, our talking robot pet prototype from @shefrobotics.bsky.social. Using AI, it can chat about the world around it and interact with people in new ways.
👀 Watch here: player.sheffield.ac.uk/events/hey-m...
#NationalScienceWeek #Robotics #AI
Word of the Week: Heliophysics! ☀️ How our Sun affects the solar system—including your GPS accuracy & satellite comms! This week's feature coincides with #NationalScienceWeek as we highlight how science surrounds us daily. Send word suggestions! #Heliophysics #WordOfTheWeek #ScienceEveryday
Dive into the sounds of Tasmania's wetlands from dusk till dawn...🧵⬆️
#acoustics #citizenscience #Tasmania #conservation #science #conservationscience #wildlife #monitoring #nationalscienceweek #STEM #ornithology #bittern #threatenedspecies #biodiversity #nature #CallTrackers #NatureTrackers 🌏🧪🦇🪶🦉🌿🎙️
...hone the recognition software, so we can all better monitor for bitterns across Tasmania.
It's fun, there'll be great snacks, & you don't need to be an expert. Have a go for National Science Week!
Details & bookings: events.humanitix.com/bittern-ques...
#nationalscienceweek
A small raft is being punted by someone dressed as a squire; on the raft is a life size model of a horse, entirely covered in red and white squared cloth, and ridden by an armoured knight. They on a calm river and floating past some promising looking bittern habitat (reeds) Photo: Jim Whitehead
In Hobart this Sunday? Your ears are very much needed for this special BITTERN QUEST!
Help check CallTrackers' haunting recordings from around Tasmania—tentatively identified as likely the 'boom' of an Endangered Australasian bittern—in order to...
#nationalscienceweek #citizenscience #bioacoustics
