You don’t need to wear a lab coat to do science. Are you curious about the world? Share in, discover, and contribute to the excitement during National Science Week this August. The future is for everyone to create, and science…
The Victorian Coordinating Committee thank all grant applicants for their enthusiasm for National Science Week and congratulate the 2019 Victorian Seed Grant recipients: Vic Seed Grants – Community Ballarat International Foto Biennale – To the Moon and Back Public Program…
While you’re waiting for National Science Week to roll around, multiple scientist-comedians are presenting shows to whet your appetite as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Four performers are sharing their science stories, exploring the brain, electricity, your subconscious,…
Preparations for National Science Week have officially kicked off in Victoria! Everyone interested in being a part of the state-wide celebrations were invited to the Royal Society of Victoria (RSV) for an information and networking session. RSV CEO, Mike Flattley…
The Victorian National Science Week Coordinating Committee invite you to apply for seed funding to run a public event, activity or program during National Science Week 2019 (10 – 18 August). There are two Seed Grant schemes open for application: Victorian…
The school grant round for National Science Week 2019 is open for applications until 5 April. Grants can be for up to $500 and are for supporting school STEM activities in National Science Week. Any Australian school can apply,…
We need you! We started something special in 2018 with the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Citizen Science Association. This year, we need you to help us to build a vibrant program for our state's community of practice (and interest) by joining our…
Through its new Partnership Network Grants Program, the Inspiring Australia Victoria program now offers small grants ($500-$2000) to support organisations to deliver community science engagement programs and events all year round. Grants are designed to support organisations seeking to run…
50 years ago, we saw our fragile Earth. On the 24th December, 1968, the astronauts of the Apollo 8 Mission looked out the window of their spacecraft to see the Earth across the surface of the moon. Astronaut William Anders…
50 years after the 'Earthrise' image was captured by astronauts aboard Apollo 8 of Earth rising above the lunar horizon, Museum Victoria are gathering people’s feelings, hopes, and dreams for Earth. Write a story, poem or letter. Create a picture…