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Read MorePOV: A moist towelette has absorbed all the A4! How will you finish your thesis now?
Read MoreScience Gallery Melbourne will be home to the Centre for STEM Excellence at Melbourne Connect.
Read MoreAre you a 15 to 25-year-old passionate about art, science, design, technology, innovation and everything in between?
Read MoreWe’re partnering with VicHealth to support students in Gippsland affected by the 2020 bushfires.
Read MoreScience Gallery Melbourne is delivering cross-curriculum workshops with artist Mitch Mahoney to introduce high school students to Indigenous innovations
Read MoreA new podcast series by Science Gallery Melbourne
Read MoreScience 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.
Read MoreWe 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.
Read MoreScience Gallery Melbourne invites proposals from all disciplines to explore the full spectrum of mental health in our first exhibition in the new gallery.
Read MoreScience Gallery Melbourne is thrilled to announce a $4million gift from philanthropists Peter and Ruth McMullin to build our future home.
Read MoreOur season of DISPOSABLE was curated with young people for young people! Read their essays here.
Read MoreThe Unversity of Melbourne has secured the rights to the Australian node of the acclaimed Science Gallery Network.
Read MoreIn September 2016 The Hon Linda Dessau AM, Governor of Victoria joined the Science Gallery crew in London and Dublin for a series of big ideas.
Read MoreDr Ryan Jefferies has arguably the world's coolest title: Creative Director Blood.
Ryan joined the Science Gallery Melbourne team in October to spearhead our inaugural Blood program, which we will stage simultaneously with Science Gallery London.
Read MoreScience Gallery Melbourne aims to inspire young adults from all backgrounds in arts and science.
Read MoreScience Gallery International (SGI) and the University of Melbourne today announce that Rose Hiscock will become the inaugural Director of Science Gallery Melbourne, an innovative venue for science and art collaboration planned for the heart of Melbourne’s new innovation precinct.
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