Past Events

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.…

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.…

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…

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…

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.…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Discover exciting and innovative ways to engage students with STEM through agriculture. Participate in our free two-day workshop about careers in agriculture and teaching STEM in secondary schools. FREE for teachers and career advisers Register to attend here.…

The Women in Technology event, proudly hosted by IT Services at the University of Tasmania, aims to promote the importance of a diverse workforce. It also aims to inspire, encourage and empower women and girls…