First Nations Economic Forum – Empowering Aboriginal communities through STEM

Coinciding with the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, the 2025 First Nations Economic Forum aims to build Indigenous economic independence through STEM.  Explore how STEM can significantly boost community development, self-determination and employment outcomes. Dialogues will revolve around positive and sustainable community development (from an Indigenous perspective), and how STEM disciplines…

The Kids STEM Festival Kalgoorlie

Come and experience the wonder of STEM at our free Community Session on Wednesday 13 August, from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM at the Graduation Hall, WA School of Mines (Curtin Kalgoorlie Campus). This family-friendly event is open to everyone and features an exciting lineup of hands-on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics activities. Kids can…

Switch on to Science 2025

Get ready for a day of cool science, crazy experiments, and hands-on fun at the Redlands Coast Museum on the Ekka holiday, Monday 11 August. What’s happening? See old machines come to life – and try some yourself! Send secret messages in Morse code Use vintage phones and switchboards See germs under a microscope Try…

STEM Career Speed Networking – Curtin University

STEM Speed Networking is a free careers event for students in years 10 – 12 who are interested in careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Join us to meet a specially curated group of Women in STEM Mentors who are all passionate about their fields & sharing their career stories. Students will have…

Baguettes and Breakthroughs – French-Australian Science at Le Marché

Come to the French Market in Moore Park and meet scientists making groundbreaking discoveries, with a French Flair as the Australian French Association for Research and Innovation Inc (AFRAN) collaborates with Le Marché French Markets. Come and meet Fleur Ponton and ask her about how she uses fruit flies to understand nutrition, learn from Max…

Foodie Fun Play

Can you play with fruits and vegetables? Absolutely! Come join us for a deliciously-fun journey where science meets snacks and vegetables become new best friends! Foodie Fun Play! is a hands-on science adventure designed to help young children explore fruits and vegetables through fun, creative play. Perfect for curious little eaters aged 3 to 8,…

Future Frontiers Game Jam

Get ready to imagine the future, by making your own video game! The Future Frontiers Game Jam is a fun, Territory-wide challenge where anyone aged 10 and up can create a game based on science, sustainability, and the future of our planet. It’s like a giant creative competition where you get to dream up cool…

Brisbane Soapbox Science 2025

Soapbox Science Brisbane 2025 is a free public engagement event which aims to inspire new generations of women scientists, challenge perceptions of what a scientist does and looks like and encourages the public and wider community to engage with novel science. For this event, 12 competitively selected, diverse women will step onto soapboxes and bring…

ANU Biology Society Lab Tours

During National Science Week, the ANU Biology Society is excited to host a series of exclusive lab tours showcasing the incredible breadth of biological research happening across the Australian National University. These small-group tours (1 to 2.5 hours in length) will give students the unique opportunity to step behind the scenes of cutting-edge labs across…

Portraiture: Drawn to discovery

Sketches of inventions. Photographs of galaxies. Portraits of scientists. These are all art.   In this free 45-minute webinar, we will visually analyse three portraits of prominent Australian scientists. Students will brainstorm and draw their ideas, then end by drawing a portrait of themselves as scientists. Learn how art meets science.  This program is best suited for students from Year…