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Kristin Alford
Career chameleon
Futurist Kristin Alford forgoes traditional career paths to forge a hugely successful career that's entirely unique
Alex Post
Solar Thermal
ON Prime is giving PhD student Alex Post the 101 on how to turn a new solar thermal technology into a start-up.
Karen Willcox
Aerospace engineer
Several trips on the 'vomit comet' made Karen Willcox determined to be the best aerospace engineer.
Yaya Lu
Robotics Engineer
A thirst for knowledge led Yaya Lu to help develop an innovative voice controlled wheelchair
Nicholas McLennan
Electrical engineer
Nicholas gets the best of both worlds in his hands-on role as electrical engineering technician.
Philip Brown
Aviation engineer
Philip Brown has managed to turn his passion into a healthy pay packet that helps people around him.
Mehreen Faruqi
Parliamentarian
Civil and environmental engineer and Greens MP Dr Mehreen Faruqi is the first Muslim woman elected to Parliament in Australia.
Nathan Adler
Surf Sense Founder
Nathan Adler’s business, Surf Sense, combines his engineering knowhow with a love for sport.
Alex Lisney
Project Manager
Alex Lisney is a two time paralympian who happens to love building things!
Sharni Cox
Geology student
Sharni Cox won an Indigenous STEM Student Award after getting involved in science and engineering camps and competitions.
Greta Stephensen
High school student
Greta Stephensen won an Indigenous STEM Student Award in recognition of her passion for engineering.
Fransiscus Setiawan
Software engineer
Fransiscus Setiawan helps customers do their banking on the go by making the most of wearable technology.
Top 10 Google Doodles celebrating STEM
Our pick of the best Google Doodles celebrating the achievements of science, maths and tech!
Climate and moon landing conspiracy theories debunked
We're revisiting popular science and moon landing conspiracy theories to find out what they can tell us about scientific evidence and critical thinking.
Taronga to focus on conservation and science at this year’s Vivid Sydney festival
Vivid Sydney and Taronga Zoo will be shining a light on the wonders of wildlife and endangered animals with Lights for the Wild.