Australia’s best high school students in maths and science will be going for gold as they compete at the International Science and Mathematical Olympiads next month.

Professor Sackett discusses her involvement in National Science Week events across Australia.

Have you ever wanted to see what DNA actually looks like? Well try this great experiment, which shows you how to isolate the DNA of a strawberry…

Since the time of Captain Cook exploring the east coast of Australia, hundreds of species have become extinct in Australia, including at least 50 bird and mammal species and more than 60 plant species. Read on to find out more…

Pollution, overfishing, coastal development and climate change are putting the world’s coral reefs under increasing pressure. With millions of people relying on them, how can science help make our reefs sustainable?

With the population exceeding 6.7 billion and growing by over 6 million a month, the need to protect agricultural land and to increase food production has become critical. Does sustainable agriculture have the answers?

Make your own star projector and have the constellation Scorpius shine on your ceiling and walls. Keep reading for step by step instructions…

Have you ever wanted to make your own cheese? Well read on to find out how?

Professor Sackett discusses the importance of Australia’s youth undertaking science careers at the National Youth Science Forum.

Professor Sackett launches the National Youth Science Forum at the Australian National University.