RACI SA IUPAC Global Women's Breakfast

Posted by SASTA

on 16/01/2026

Date – Tuesday, 10 February 2026 Time – 7:30 am - 9:00 am Location – Barbara Hanrahan Building, University of South Australia (Adelaide University) and online Join SA RACI for their breakfast event as part of the IUPAC Global Women’s Breakfast, Many Voices, One Science. This inspiring morning will feature...

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MOD. Youth Board 2026

Posted by SASTA

on 13/01/2026

The MOD. Youth Board is a program for young people who are interested in testing, prototyping, and co-designing exciting new museum concepts, exhibitions, events, and experiences. Who you are: You are between 15 and 25 years of age You are interested in science, art, technology, design, exhibitions, or events. What...

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Fee-free Professional Learning with Einstein-First

Posted by SASTA

on 13/01/2026

Key details: Delivery: Fully online Eligibility: Australian primary and secondary educators Cost: Fee-free (limited places) Registrations close: 16 February Einstein-First is a contemporary approach to science education that introduces students to the Einsteinian concepts underpinning modern science and technology, replacing outdated classical descriptions of the physical world. Using simple, age-appropriate...

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Citizen Science: Free Online Capacity Building Courses

Posted by SASTA

on 01/12/2025

Educators and Citizen Science practitioners can now access a set of free online capacity-building courses designed to strengthen skills in project management, evaluation and vegetation survey fundamentals. These flexible, self-paced modules support anyone involved in delivering or guiding Citizen Science projects in schools or the community. Participants can register for...

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Operation Outbreak – Funding Available for Interactive Outbreak Simulations in Schools

Posted by SASTA

on 01/12/2025

Schools can now apply for funding through ChangeX to run an Operation Outbreak simulation, an interactive learning experience designed for students aged 14–18. Operation Outbreak uses Bluetooth-powered simulations and supporting learning tools to build collaboration, critical thinking and real-world understanding of infectious disease spread and outbreak response. Schools can choose...

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