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twistedscience.com.au

Science and STEAM made simple, fun, and creative. TwistED is an award winning family destination in Echuca and now Moorabbin!

fernbank.edu

welcome to fernbank science center...where science truly becomes an adventure! please visit today and experience the exhibit hall, planetarium, observatory, outdoor gardens and library. most activities are free and family friendly!

wssef.org

promoting future scientists and engineers

sefhouston.org

SEFH - Promoting the learning and application of science and technology for Texas youth since 1958.

scienceinpublic.com.au

Get ready for the national festival that reaches more than 3 million people via around 2,000 events. National Science Week is back from 9 to 17 August with stories for every round including entertainment, business, environment, food and wine, Indigenous media, the Arts, health, technology, farming and agriculture, lifestyle, education, and disability media. Talk to us now for long-lead story ideas, event listings, and great talent across multiple topics. And sign up for our media bulletins to stay in the know and plan your Science Week coverage. Here are a few early picks: Space farmers wanted! ARC Centre for Excellence in Plants for Space needs the public’s help to grow out-of-this world future foods – Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and online Can you save the world from a parasite pandemic? Step inside ‘A Race for the Antidote’ Escape Room or visit a parasite zoo – Canberra and Kioloa Call of the wild: Tech upskillingfor citizen scientists keen to protect endangered wildlife using thermal imaging, drones, artificial intelligence and remote 4G cameras– Gold Coast and online Deaf kids camp at nuclear reactor: Scientists and educators unpack the science behind our universe at a camp for hearing-impaired youth on the site of Australia’s only nuclear reactor – Lucas Heights, Sydney Want to be a Drone Ranger? Teens (aged 15-18) get to tackle flight physics while building and testing an aerial obstacle course. Participants aged 16+ can gain drone operator accreditation – Moruya Solve eco-crimes: Join the real-world cast of CSI eDNA – Melbourne What’s cooking in 2050 and 2100? Find out at a ‘low-carbon’ picnic that doubles as a sustainable social experiment, with celebrity chefs whipping up a future food smorgasbord – Gladstone Female fossil rockers: Aussie girl-geek band, The Ammonites, take a palaeo-musical show on tour with the help of singing palaeontologist Prof Flint – Adelaide, Alice Springs, Perth and Geraldton How do you capture

platypushouse.com.au

Bookings are Essential! Welcome to Platypus House and a World of Monotreme Magic! Nestled on the water in the beautiful Tamar Valley, Platypus House offers a once in a lifetime opportunity to watch live Tasmanian Platypuses and Echidnas in daylight conditions and undercover! Wet and cold days are not a problem! Tasmanian Platypuses and Echidnas are unique and simply amazing. Both are must-see animals that should be on everyone’s bucket list. Join us on an unforgettable fun and educational tour suitable for all ages and watch them actively feeding and playing as you wander through the platypus ponds and echidna garden. Platypus House was established to advance public awareness and understanding about the magic of the monotremes. It is an ideal educational visit for school, family and community group visits. Enjoy a great coffee from our takeaway café overlooking the Tamar River or have fun browsing for a gift for someone special. Photography is most welcome. Book Now .trx_addons_inline_1860378123{background-color:#ffffff;} Facebook Instagram

centreofthecell.org

NeeDoh Mello Mallo is a super-sweet fidget toy to help tots mellow out. To add to the fun, pop this NeeDoh in the sunlight and watch it miraculously change colour. Available in three assorted colours (one chosen at random).

microbacterium.es

Plataforma online colaborativa de divulgación científica y educación, formada por un equipo multidisciplinar de estudiantes, profesores e investigadores.

idescubre.fundaciondescubre.es

Acércate al conocimiento por la ruta más amena. Agricultura y alimentación, salud, física, química y matemáticas, medioambiente, divulgación, humanidades y ciencias sociales, tecnologías e innovación