Observing climate change effects using the Earth’s gravity field
The Earth’s gravity field varies from place to place and from one day to the next. The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) is a revolutionary satellite system that allows scientists to use gravity changes to observe critical rates of ice mass loss in Antarctica and Greenland. […]
* Posted on behalf of Helen Gardiner, this new web portal looks an excellent opportunity to raise awareness and promote the talents of Science Communication professionals in Victoria.
* There will of course be information on Re-Science about ASC and a link. We are currently working on this.
* However do also consider sending directly “a brief […]
CSIRO’s Division of Astronomy and Space Science (CASS) is seeking an enthusiastic communicator to join its team to cover a maternity leave position. The role will entail promotion of the Division as well as help drive communication and promotional activities for CSIRO’s Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) radio telescope project, as well as […]
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This Friday’s Seminar will be given by Jo Edmonston
Jo began her career as a molecular biologist and from 2006-09 managed technology transfer within a national research centre. Now working as a Graduate Education Officer at UWA, Jo will give a brief overview of the science communication focus of her career […]
Friday Seminar: Jo Edmonston
Jo began her career as a molecular biologist and from 2006-09 managed technology transfer within a national research centre. Now working as a Graduate Education Officer at UWA, Jo will give a brief overview of the science communication focus of her career to date, including how she managed to move from benchwork, […]
Following on from her popular session at the National Conference in February, we’re honoured to have Alison Leigh presenting to us:
WHAT’S THE BUZZ? TRENDS IN SCIENCE DOCUMENTARIES Alison Leigh, Editorial Director, World Congress of Science & Factual Producers
Monday May 17th, 6.30 – 8 PM. Clarendon Hotel, 156 Devonshire St, Surry Hills Members – Free; […]
The national director of the Science and Engineering Challenge, Bob Nelson, will be retiring in October this year after 10 years of exceptional service to the Challenge.
Could you please forward it to anyone you know who may be suitable for the position?
Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment Director National Science and Engineering […]
MEDIA ALERT
14 May 2010
The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE)
ATSE is an independent body of eminent Australian engineers and scientists which promotes technology, science and engineering for a better Australia
AUSTRALIA’S VISIONARY INNOVATORS TO BE ANNOUNCED
ATSE CLUNIES ROSS AWARDS
Winners of the prestigious 2010 ATSE Clunies Ross Awards for excellence in the application of science […]
Want to be pulled back in time to those good-old childhood days?
Remember when science was free of politics and ethical dilemmas?
Come along and watch dress rehearsals for this year’s students in Science Performance.
Be taken on a journey exploring the boney, bloody body and the science of shapes in science shows designed for primary school students.
Location: […]
Events and Education Officer – Public Programs (Ref: 13777) – Geoscience Australia
ROLE DESCRIPTION: Geoscience Australia is seeking a professional Education and Events Manager to support and host our geoscience education and awareness public programs. The successful candidate will work closely with internal and external clients to coordinate and deliver high profile education activities and special […]