Queensland Chief Scientist Professor Kerrie Wilson

Take a look at Griffith University’s extensive literature review into science engagement, and their evidence-based guidelines for the development and implementation of impactful community science engagement initiatives.

Apply before 22 September to receive up to $25,000 for science events and STEM education activities. This round prioritises projects that integrates science participation or STEM education into nature-based tourism.

Nominate yourself or a colleague by Friday 8 August and celebrate the extraordinary women in Queensland’s STEM fields.

Delve into the issue of misinformation and trust in science, with this Australian Quarterly article Professor Wilson has co-authored with Carly Lubicz.

Gather inspiration from the Australian Science Teachers Association resources and engage your students in authentic and relevant science topics to celebrate National Science Week this year.

Download this great poster, developed in partnership with Inspiring Australia Queensland and Careers with STEM, and read some information about researchers working in quantum.

If you’re an SME in regional Queensland, reach out to learn more about how the program can contribute funds, skills, expertise and networks, to support your R&D journey.

Aimed at harnessing quantum in the race to net zero, the Alliance is supported by $10 million from the Queensland Government. Learn more about the latest quantum projects being supported by the Queensland Government.

Find out about the Central Queensland Hydrogen Grand Prix event in our latest newsletter. You can also get the latest science news including funding and other opportunities.

Congratulations to the 28 grant recipients. The grants are designed to support science-based activities that inspire STEM participation, promote STEM careers, engage the community, and enhance science literacy and critical thinking.