Disability and neurodiversity hires are an opportunity for STEM employers
Employers that hire people living with disability see an average 28% higher revenue than their competitors and 90% lower staff turnover.
STEM champion fights for accessible food packaging
Jerusha Mather, a PhD student in the medical sciences at Victoria University, is kickstarting a petition to make food packaging more accessible
Who are the most influential climate activists?
Dr Johnson and Greta Thunberg have effective but totally different influencing styles!
5 Future City Shaper Jobs
Imagine a world where skyscrapers power themselves, walkable access to amenities is a priority and there is an infrastructure, health and educational balance across all community demographics… that’s the vision of a future city shaper.
3 Indigenous STEM scholarships
Forget what you think you know about a career in cyber security! These five real-life cyber security pros are spilling the facts... and there's hardly a hoodie in sight!
National student hackathon winners buoyed up with success
Tassie team takes out inaugural ANSTO hackathon with cool buoy ocean energy prototype that generates renewable energy from the sea.
STEM people stepping up against racism
Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) institutions are calling for people in STEM to stand against racism and back justice, equality and respect.
How the coronavirus has highlighted the importance of automation
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a massive surge in global unemployment. It has also highlighted the increasingly valuable role of automation in today’s world.
Teach Earth and Environmental science online
Everything you need to teach Earth and Environmental Science online with interactive, rich, rewarding resources on space, engineering and mining.
STEM girls to help make iso life easier
UTS and Tech Girls are partnering to host a Girls in STEM Design Challenge. Girls in Years 5-8 are invited to the full-day, free online event this Wednesday. The challenge? Come up with ways to help improve our lives while social distancing!
Deadly Science: Indigenous STEM program for kids
Corey Tutt, Founder of Deadly Science, a non-profit Indigenous STEM program for kids tells us what inspires him and the impact of Deadly Science in schools.
Tech bias puts millions at risk of unemployment, unfair treatment
Millions of young Australians risk missing out on employment opportunities and economic independence because of their gender and tech bias, says Australia's first Women...
Careers with maths – advice from the IAG Perils team
The IAG Perils team share their STEM experiences with us, including why they think maths is super important!
Teaching the beauty, power and usefulness of maths
Semi-retired, Associate Professor Steve Sugden has spent a varied career working in both industry and academia, but...
Meet the Bragg Prize 2021 judges
Aspiring to be a writer? Get your thinking caps on now! The UNSW Bragg Student Prize for...