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Nominations for the 2019 Prime Ministers Prizes for Science are now open.

2019 is the International Year of the Periodic Table.

Apply for funding to encourage Queenslanders to participate in your science project. Applications close 25 March 2019.

Early to mid-career researchers working in science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM), whose practice benefits Queenslanders, can apply now.

Congratulations to 14 amazing scientists who were crowned Queensland Young Tall Poppy Science Award winners.

Find out how the Queensland Government is investing in research and development.

Find out about Queensland’s challenges and opportunities and the need to focus on those that provide us with a distinct advantage.

Discover the comprehensive suite of funding and support programs for scientists, researchers, students and businesses.

Learn what our Engaging Science Grants recipients are up to, as well as read blogs from the Chief Scientist and other Queensland scientists.

Discover what Queenslanders really think about science and the strategy in place to increase our understanding and engagement.

12 March 2019 (closing date)
Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science
Nominate a scientist or science teacher to be acknowledged for their efforts.
20 March 2019
Queensland FameLab semi-final
Come along to this live science communication competition at the Queensland Museum to hear charismatic early career scientists.
20-24 March 2019
World Science Festival Brisbane
Put this date in your diary so you're free to attend thought-provoking conversations, inspiring theatrical and cinematic experiences and interactive STEM workshops.
2-3 April 2019
QODE
Join us for this technology and innovation event targeted at the entrepreneurial startup and investment communities.

Engage with Queensland Science through social media channels