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Meet Oliver Shepherd: The science of painting

Oli Shepherd makes it to the Archibald Prize shortlist with a stunning portrait of Jessica Cottis of the Canberra Symphony Orchestra.

Sam Rogers, a young male, wearing a suit at the AAAI conference

Oh, the places you’ll go (with CSIRO)!

Samson Rogers invented a robot that sorts e-waste, won awards and presented at international conferences. But the real kicker? He’s still at high school.

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From curious child to STEM Leader: Lessons from Veena Nair’s Journey

Meet Veena Nair: STEM education leader and winner of the 2022 Prime Minister's Prize for Excellence in Science Teaching in Secondary Schools.

Cecile Paris is interested in studying collaborative intellgence.

From cancer survivor to collaborative intelligence driver: Meet Cécile Paris

A brush with cancer fuelled Cécile Paris's determination to unpack collaborative intelligence and improve how we communicate.

Meet Hannah Scott: Growing up a ‘CSIRO baby’

It’s safe to say Hannah Scott was a completely different person on her first day at our Black Mountain site. […]

Two primary-school age student look in amazement as a tealight candle one of them is holding is lit by the other

Big prizes prepare schoolkids for life’s big challenges

Our STEM Together Future Shapers program is offering Year 5-10 students and their supporters the opportunity of a lifetime.

Proud to Geek Out competition

You may have spotted our 'Geek Out' T-shirts in the 2023 Mardi Gras Parade. Now we're sharing our love (of science) and giving you the chance to win one.

Farina in her lab, surrounded by quantum equipment.

Pathways to quantum careers

Building a career in quantum isn't without its challenges. Here's how these three women found a way.

A student holding out two bottles of coloured liquid, one is labelled 'clean water', the other is labelled 'dirty water'.

From classroom to the real-world: The value of inquiry-based learning

Inquiry-based learning is one of the most effective ways to engage students in STEM. Our STEM Community Partnerships Program is making it real for high school students.

Our team at Mardi Gras

Virginia Streit and Nerissa Jones are in your corner

Virginia and Nerissa think allyship is a skill you can learn. They explain why it's important for them.

Aim for the stars: Young Indigenous Women’s STEM Academy

The Young Indigenous Women's STEM Academy gives Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander women the tools to succeed in a science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) career.

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Meet Ethan Towns: Bringing Indigenous perspectives to science

Ethan Towns on becoming the LGBTQIA+ role model he never had and infusing Indigenous science into his research.

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