One year on from Australia’s catastrophic bushfire season, we unpack how adopting Indigenous land management strategies is critical to protecting the Australian landscape.
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Profiling our content that features First Peoples scientists, artists and creators for NAIDOC 2020.
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Emu Sky is a collaborative exhibition created by Barkandji researcher Zena Cumpston
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POV: A moist towelette has absorbed all the A4! How will you finish your thesis now?
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Science Gallery Melbourne will be home to the Centre for STEM Excellence at Melbourne Connect.
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Mix up algae-based cocktails and sustainable plastics in Seaweed Salon
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Watch the live broadcast of our event from 2020 Melbourne Writers Festival
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Are you a 15 to 25-year-old passionate about art, science, design, technology, innovation and everything in between?
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Choose your character! Get to know the performers in our Melbourne Writers Festival event Science vs Romance.
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We’re partnering with VicHealth to support students in Gippsland affected by the 2020 bushfires.
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Science Gallery Melbourne is delivering cross-curriculum workshops with artist Mitch Mahoney to introduce high school students to Indigenous innovations
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You’re it.
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Science Gallery Melbourne invites proposals from all disciplines to to delve into the science and art behind what it means to be part of a pack.
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Stay sane during the COVID19 pandemic with these quarantine and self isolation tips from the Science Gallery Melbourne community.
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We are planning a Collision Commission: a small multi-disciplinary team to work with Robin Fox to create a major new high-tech art commission for the opening of the Gallery.
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Science Gallery Melbourne invites proposals from all disciplines to explore the full spectrum of mental health in our first exhibition in the new gallery.
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Science Gallery Melbourne is thrilled to announce a $4million gift from philanthropists Peter and Ruth McMullin to build our future home.
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Our season of DISPOSABLE was curated with young people for young people! Read their essays here.
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The Unversity of Melbourne has secured the rights to the Australian node of the acclaimed Science Gallery Network.
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With video games using these perfect environments as key storytelling drivers; from Mirror’s Edge idealistic urban environment to Fallout’s bleak wastelands- are our actual future environments easily acknowledged thanks to repeat representation in our game worlds?
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