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Every day teachers are forming our future leaders and it is one heck of a job.
As a child a drive in the countryside changed Dr Karen Lee-Waddell’s life, turning her gaze to the stars. Now she wants to inspire others.
Find out what it takes to be a stunt performer on the big screen (hint: it takes a bit of science know-how).
STEM Professionals in Schools is bringing real world engineering practice to the classroom.
Oliver Nicholls cleans up at Intel's 'Olympics of science', the International Science and Engineering Fair, with his automated high-rise window cleaner.
From saving the planet from plastics to deactivating landmines, this year’s BHP Billiton Foundation Science and Engineering Awards finalists have created some amazingly cool devices.
We’re celebrating World Teachers’ Day – a day to acknowledge our teachers and say thanks for the significant contributions they make in our classrooms and communities.
We're celebrating our favourite time of year, National Science Week, with STEM in Schools and floating classrooms.
STEM is a word that’s bandied around a lot lately. But what does it mean? It’s much more than an acronym – it’s potentially your passport for the future.
Students went 'on country' with local Kamilaroi man Corie Taylor to learn how sandstone beds were used to shape and sharpen axe heads.
What is life on Earth like, according to Year 5 and 6 students? Students from Dalkeith Primary School in WA are planning to let extraterrestrial life know as part of an activity through our Scientists and Mathematicians in Schools program.
Our Alumni Scholarship in Physics connects young physicists with a leading research centre anywhere in the world. Find out where this year's winner went.
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