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The Storytelling of Science 2016
The Storytelling of Science As attention spans shrink, engaging others with science is getting harder, but does this have to be the case? Whether it is Archimedes taking a bath or an apple falling on Newton’s head, stories are far … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Stephenson, Ben Burton, Dan Beeston, entertainment, Hannah Brown, Heather Bray, Jayne Keane, Joel Gilmore, Jordyn Stuart, Josien de Bie, Kristin Alford, Lisa Bailey, MAAS, Matt Connell, Peter Rohde, Powerhouse Museum, RiAus, science, State Library of Queensland, story, Sydney, Tamara Davis, The Edge, The Storytelling of Science
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The Storytelling of Science 2015
The Science Nation is Australia’s newest public events series, which promises to provide educational entertainment that makes you laugh while you learn. The series is launching in Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney in May by touring an event of science, laughs, … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, Adelaide, afternoon tea, Aimee Cunningham, Amanda Bauer, Andrew Stephenson, anthropologist, anthropology, ASC, AstroPixie, Australian Science Communicators, Brisbane, Carl Smith, Chief Scientist, comedy, communication, Darren Curnoe, discovery, DNA, education, entertainment, event, evolution, genetics, Geoff Garrett, Greg Wah, humans, Jesse Shore, Joan Leach, Joel Gilmore, John Taylor, Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Paul Willis, public, refreshments, research, RiAus, Royal Institution of Australia, science, SLQ, Smart Enough to Know Better, Sonia Kliendorfer, State Library of Queensland, Sydney, Sydney Powerhouse, The Edge, The Science Nation, The Storytelling of Science
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