Hear award-winning young scientists from across Australia talk about their latest discoveries.
In June, free one-hour school forums are being held in Melbourne and regional Victoria as part of Fresh Science 2011.
Last year’s science included: Measuring sea ice from helicopters, printing your own TV, capturing CO2 with cling wrap, using fertiliser to fight weeds, how black holes eat, electric plastic and more.
At these free one-hour forums students will hear from a number of early-career scientists as they describe their latest discoveries across a range of fields from botany and zoology to biotechnology, physics, medicine and engineering.
For more information, see the PDF flier here.
Fresh Science at Melbourne Museum
Book your students into the Fresh Science forum and combine it with a movie at IMAX Melbourne; or one of the many self-guided programs through the new exhibitions in the Science and Life gallery: Dynamic Earth, 600 Million Years, Wild and Dinosaur Walk as well as favourites such as Bugs Alive! Marine Life, The Mind and Human Body and the Forest Gallery http://museumvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/Education/
Where:
Melbourne Museum
When:
Thursday 9 June 2011, 10am-11am and 11:30am-12:30pm
Cost:
Free, but bookings essential
Bookings:
Call 13 11 02
Fresh Science in regional Victoria
Where:
Bendigo, Ballarat and Geelong
When:
Wednesday 8 June 2011, two morning sessions
Cost:
Free, but bookings essential
Bookings:
Contact AJ on (03) 9398 1416 or aj@freshscience.org