re: Australia – New Zealand Climate Forum 2010, Hobart, 13-15 Oct 2010
For those ASC members with an interest in climate – info as below. Abs due 30 July; early bird registration by 13 September. Pls circulate amongst your e-colleagues as appropriate.
Kind Regards
Clare Mullen Bureau of Meteorology
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Want to win an iPad for participating in a National Science Week event? Well, courtesy of Curtin University of Technology, here¹s your chance…
For more info or to enter, visit: http://scienceweek.curtin.edu.au/science-week-comp/index.cfm
Entries close: 11.59pm – 7th August 2010
Western Australia is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is also one of only 34 […]
PERTH – Profs and Pints Tuesday 13 July
BLURRED BOUNDARIES OF HUMANITY We will weave around the ethical challenges and conundrums, exploring humanity in light of technological, biological and artistic evolution.
Scitech is pleased to present free evenings of lively banter that will spark curiosity, ignite discussion and leave you questioning the world as you know it.
The […]
From: Mike Shanahan [mailto:mike.shanahan@iied.org] Sent: Thursday, 8 July 2010 7:38 PM To: Mike Shanahan Subject: Entries invited for 2010 Environmental Media Awards
Dear all
Here’s some info that might be of interest to any journalists who report on the environment…
The deadline for entries for the 2010 Media Awards is 31 July 2010.
Six regional winners each receive […]
Australian Science Communicators WA Branch and National Science Week WA present
EVENT EVALUATION WORKSHOP – best practice in evaluation techniques
The whole arena of engaging with different audiences is full of good intentions and ideas and there are many committed people wanting to make a difference. But as a science communication and education community we haven¹t […]
ASCSA monthly – Evaluating effectiveness
Monday 19 July, The Science Exchange (www.tinyurl.com/scienceexchange), 6.30pm-8.30pm
Cost: Free for ASCSA and RiAus members/ $10 adult / $5 student/concession
A key challenge of science engagement activity is showing your effectiveness and measuring success. How do we know that our programs and activities are making a difference? Do we have the […]
Congratulations
David Vaux Aimee Wilson Katynna Gill
You’ve won the three sets of tickets. Xavier from Icon films will be in touch next week to organise your tickets.
Apologies everyone else – you had to be quick.
Niall
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Science in Public 26 Railway Street South, Altona Vic 3018 ph +61 (3) 9398 1416 or 0417 131 977 niall@scienceinpublic.com.au Twitter […]
Dear ASCers,
We’ve got a few double passes to give away to a new Darwin film called Creation.
Here’s a short blurb about the movie and details on how to get free double passes. I saw the film this week. It was a good film, interesting, but not for me the definitive Darwin film.
Here’s the […]
*Australian Science Communicators, Victoria is pleased to present** **Science Centric 2010* Bookings: www.sciencecentric.eventbrite.com
Do you explain, teach, present, write, blog, twitter, film, illustrate, animate or otherwise communicate science or technology, news, ideas, concepts or research? This will be great chance for some face to face networking. Bring along your colleagues and friends for a […]
[ 10 August 2010; 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. ] Australian Science Communicators, Victoria is pleased to present:
Science Centric 2010.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at 6:30 PM
Three Degrees Bar, Melbourne
Do you explain, teach, present, write, blog, twitter, film, illustrate, animate or otherwise communicate science or technology, news, ideas, concepts or research?
This will be great chance for some face to face networking. Bring along your colleagues […]