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We’re Baccck for Girls Day Out in STEM – Online Event

Samantha Nixon 2020 Queensland Women in STEM Prize winner

Girls day out in STEM is happening on Sunday, March 7 2021

Girls Day Out in STEM (GDOS) empowers and inspires girls aged 10 -14 years towards a career in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) in a fun, safe and engaging environment.

Girls will hear from professional women in STEM, learn about important contributions already made by other young girls in the field and opportunities a future in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths can bring. They can also engage in fun masterclasses and have a chance to win lots of prizes and signed books.

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Click here for FREE registration!

Meet one of our amazing Masterclass presenters Samantha Nixon 2020 Queensland Women in STEM award winner!

Samantha will be giving you a virtual guided tour of her world at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience, The University of Queensland. Samantha’s own STEM story is inspiring – she was originally scared of spiders, but now works with them to make innovative breakthroughs for a better world! Come join her and many more amazing presenters!

Enquiries: [email protected]

Free sponsored registration: https://www.gdostem.com.au

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