Possible Impossibles! How can science help us create the sort of future Victorians want?

Co-hosted with the Parliament of Victoria, this community forum for National Science Week is hosted by award-winning ABC science journalist Natasha Mitchell.

Four scientists working...

It's time for the 2020 Let's Torque Grand Final! Featuring this year’s finest undergraduate science communicators, who have honed their presentations to provide us with short, sharp, engaging tales from the bleeding edge of human knowledge. Tonight our presenters will compete for First Prize, Second...

It's Friday night, beer night for National Science Week! We're spending the evening with Jon Seltin, the Head Brewer from Brick Lane Brewing Co., who will be winding the clock forward on beer brewing science. How will climate change and advances in sensory science affect...

Enormous changes and transitions are already upon us, and we find ourselves unprepared. This summer’s devastating bushfires and the unprecedented disruption to industries and the business of government here in Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic have given us a disquieting insight to the sustained uncertainty...

The Young Scientist Research Prizes 2020 competition! Eight final year PhD students compete across four categories of science for first and second prizes, each presenting their research in a short presentation of ten minutes with five minutes to answer questions from judges and (time permitting)...

When Victorians finally emerge from our homes following current lockdown measures in response to COVID-19, what do we imagine our world will be like? What do the actions and measures taken by scientists, governments and the community over recent months to respond to the coronavirus,...

Join award-winning ABC journalist Natasha Mitchell in conversation with four scientists working at the forefront of environmental science, new technologies, medical science and space exploration. To be held on Sunday 23 August at 4pm as part of National Science Week, the Possible Impossibles online forum...

That climate change is happening and that it is influenced by human activity are two undeniable facts. The Leader of the Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub in the Australian Government's National Environmental Science Program based at CSIRO, Professor David Karoly, here demonstrates that a...