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Science engagement strategy
The Engaging Queenslanders in science strategy seeks to encourage more Queenslanders to participate in science-based events, STEM activities and citizen science projects to increase their understanding and value of science.
Citizen science teacher toolkit
Incorporate citizen science in the classroom—search for teacher resources, guides and citizen science projects for your class.
Queensland Young Tall Poppy Science Awards
Watch each award winner deliver a one-minute pitch about their amazing research, from smart wearable technology for those suffering from hip osteoarthritis to the building of sensors for orbiters and rovers investigating life beyond Earth.
New Traditional Knowledge Code of Practice
Learn more about the new Traditional Knowledge Code of Practice, Guidelines and resources for biodiscovery in Queensland.
Watch the sustainability sessions
Check out the recordings from the Sustainability and Science Showcase to learn how you can do your bit to protect the planet.
Congrats Women in STEM Prize winners
Five recipients of the 2021 Queensland Women in STEM Prize have been announced.
Meet the Chief Scientist
Find out about the role of the Queensland Chief Scientist and read about our current Queensland Chief Scientist, Prof Hugh Possingham.
Get involved in citizen science
Learn how anyone can participate in science projects and become a citizen scientist.
Check out our blogs
Learn what our grants recipients are up to, as well as read blogs from the Chief Scientist and other Queensland scientists.
Science engagement
Discover what Queenslanders really think about science and the strategy in place to increase our understanding and engagement.
Science events
- 28 November 2021
Birding through the ages
Hear from a panel of experts discussing the origins of bird watching, how museums are preserving rare bird books and other collections and how scientists use them in their research. - 3 December 2021
Derrick-Mackerra Memorial Lecture
Join the Chief Scientist as he discusses ‘The trials and tribulations of deploying decision science for delivering conservation outcomes: similarities with health?’
Engage with science
Engage with Queensland Science through social media channels