Science

Changing Genes: Epigenetics 101 with Pamela (online)

We have all heard the saying ‘You are what you eat’. Consume highly processed, sugar and high fat loaded foods, and your risk for heart diseases, and a range of cancers skyrockets. On the other hand, grab a kale salad instead of a mars bar, and your whole body is nourished.  But what’s that go …

  • 9th Apr, 2025
  • 6:30pm - 7:45pm (AEST)
  • Online
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DIY Light-up Greeting Card with Jess

Tis the season to reconnect with your science brain learn to make a greetings card that’s extra special and memorable with a light-up effect! This beginner class will introduce you to circuits and switches, which you can utilise to create your own unique light-up designs. You will be led step-by-step through all the processes, and …

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DIY Light-up Greeting Card with Jess

Reconnect with your science brain learn to make a greetings card that’s extra special and memorable with a light-up effect! This beginner class will introduce you to circuits and switches, which you can utilise to create your own unique light-up designs. You will be led step-by-step through all the processes, and depending how confident you …

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Electronics & Light-up Cards with Jess

Electronics might sound daunting, but not if you’re using electronics to make a fun light-up greeting card! Reconnect with your science brain learn to make a greetings card that’s extra special and memorable with a light-up effect. Valentine’s is not far off and you might want to celebrate the light of your life. But did you know January …

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DIY Light-up Greeting Card with Jess

Reconnect with your science brain learn to make a greetings card that’s extra special and memorable with a light-up effect! This beginner class will introduce you to circuits and switches, which you can utilise to create your own unique light-up designs. You will be led step-by-step through all the processes, and depending how confident you …

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Radio Astronomy Basics for the Inquisitive Mind with Philip

What’s it all about? The universe – it’s a pretty big topic! But when we turn to the sky to understand what’s out there and its relationship to Earth, we’re not just using telescopes and satellites. We can also use…radio! Your teacher Philip is an amateur Radio Astronomer and part of the Astronomical Society of …