Welcome to Inspiring South Australia
Inspiring South Australia is about connecting the community with science and improving science literacy. Together with our partners and supporters, we work to engage diverse audiences in both our regional and metropolitan communities.
Stories and News
Take a Brain Break this National Science Week
Take a break from work or school and host a Brain Break this National Science Week
Searching for Outstanding Ecology Outreach
Apply now for this new ecology outreach award!
Little Bang’s Big Success
The Little Bang Discovery Club has been rolled out across regional South Australia to enthusiasm from our smallest scientists
Newsletter: Natural Resources SA Eyre Peninsula
Keep up-to-date with Education news in the Eyre Peninsula
STEM Book Challenge – Read and Win!
Calling all students! Read a STEM book, win a prize!
Upcoming Events
Science in the Pub: Medical Imaging
- 6:00pm
- 106 Halifax Street, Adelaide
How do doctors look through our skin and into our bodies? Find out at the next Science in the Pub, which tackles Medical Imaging. SciPubMedImage...
SciWorld’s Pop-Up Science Centre
- Wayville
Lost for ideas these school holidays? SciWorld has got you covered with the SciWorld Pop-Up Science Centre! The SciWorld Pop-Up Science Centre will be an afternoon of...
STEM@Fleurieu – Forensic Science Workshop
- 10:00am
- 1 Bay Road, Victor Harbor, Australia
Uncover the mysteries of a crime at Forensic Science Workshop, an event for STEM minds aged 12 to 18 years old. Forensic Science Workshop is for one...
Inspiring South Australia
The Inspiring South Australia program is supported by the Australian Government through the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, the South Australian Department of State Development, the University of Adelaide, the University of South Australia, Flinders University and the South Australian Museum.
Together we are working towards a society that critically engages with key scientific issues, a society that is inspired by science, a society that encourages young people to pursue scientific studies and careers, and a society that attracts national and international interest in its science.
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