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Atomic Deluxe launch

South

21 September 2018

Atomic Deluxe is launching their new album ‘This Great Age’ at this science-adjacent music gig. This fabulous music will follow Mish Meijer’s exhibit Double Yolker and Nathan Taylor’s Digital Satiety at Bett Gallery on Level…

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Explore & Learn – All about Animals @ George Town Hub

North

17 September 2018

A program for little scientists aged 5-10 years. Each month we read stories and perform hands-on demonstrations and experiments to inspire curiosity. This month: All about Animals! Build an animal habitat and test your animal…

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The Chemistry of Energy BURNIE

North

14 September 2018

From the solar panels that drive satellites to the food we eat, and the batteries in our gadgets – all of these produce energy through chemical processes. Some are natural, while others required years of research and scientific ingenuity to perfect.…

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The Chemistry of Energy LAUNCESTON

North

13 September 2018

From the solar panels that drive satellites to the food we eat, and the batteries in our gadgets – all of these produce energy through chemical processes. Some are natural, while others required years of research and scientific ingenuity to perfect.…

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How Bazaar Expo

North West

12 September 2018

Come along and have all your curious questions answered such as: How do our ears work? How does a fire truck work? How clean are your hands? Fun for the entire family. Free entry and…

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Science and Engineering Investigation Awards exhibit (North)

North

11 September 2018 - 20 September 2018

View the winning entries from the Science and Engineering Investigation Awards in person at QVMAG! The Science and Engineering Investigation Awards (SEIA) are a state-wide competition for Year 5 to 12 students who investigate a topic…

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The Chemistry of Energy HOBART *SOLD OUT*

South

8 September 2018

From the solar panels that drive satellites to the food we eat, and the batteries in our gadgets – all of these produce energy through chemical processes. Some are natural, while others required years of research and scientific ingenuity to perfect.…

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namanu runni | Albatross Island- screening at Women's Adventure Film Tour

South

8 September 2018

namanu rruni | Albatross Island is a documentary film that features the work of scientist Dr Rachael Alderman on Albatross Island in Tasmania’s remote north west. This short film will be screening as part of…

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GIGGLES Coding Workshop BURNIE

North West

7 September 2018

This is a free one day coding workshop for females in Years 7-10 who want to learn how to make an awesome programming project! This workshop is for first-time programmers to code ninjas! Have fun…

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GIGGLES Coding Workshop DEVONPORT

North West

6 September 2018

This is a free one day coding workshop for females in Years 7-10 who want to learn how to make an awesome programming project! This workshop is for first-time programmers to code ninjas! Have fun…

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Margaret Sheil Women in Chemistry Leadership Lecture

South

4 September 2018

Prof. Mary J. Garson, from  the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, University of Queensland presents: IN SEARCH OF A PROFESSIONAL CAREER: TRAVELS WITH WILD CHEMICALS In 2017, RACI established an award to honour the trail-blazing contributions of Professor Margaret Sheil, the…

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namanu runni | Albatross Island- screening at Stories in September

South

1 September 2018

namanu rruni | Albatross Island is a documentary film that features the work of scientist Dr Rachael Alderman on Albatross Island in Tasmania’s remote north west. This short film will be screening in Session 1…

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