Science Gallery Melbourne’s Digital Birthing Tree Wins Animated Architecture Award

Science Gallery Melbourne’s Digital Birthing Tree wins Animated Architecture award

AnnouncementsGuest User1 July 2021awards

First Nations People Were the First Artists and Scientists.

First Nations people in Australia have been practicing science for over 60,000 years, while their art continues to evolve and gain widespread acclaim in the international art community.

Gabrielle Capes3 June 2021

MENTAL opening date announced soon

Our opening exhibition MENTAL will open soon.

AnnouncementsGuest User4 May 2021opening, mental

Meet the People on the MENTAL Exhibition Curatorial Panel: Mitch Mahoney

Mitch became a friend of Science Gallery Melbourne more than two years ago when he built a ten-metre eel trap out of river reeds to explore Indigenous aquaculture technology.

ExhibitionGabrielle Capes29 April 2021Curatorial Panel, MENTAL, Science Gallery

Science Gallery Melbourne opens to the public mid 2021

It’s official. Doors open soon.

AnnouncementsGuest User16 April 2021STEM, opening, mental

Did you know: 500,000 babies were born on the same land as Science Gallery?

Examining the complexity of Science Gallery Melbourne’s past life as the Royal Women’s Hospital.

Gabrielle Capes24 March 2021Science Gallery, Royal Women's Hospital, Gabrielle Parker Capes

Can a Human, Insect and Smart Phone Communicate Through Dance?

Would you rather have a stick insect for a dance partner or an android?

Gabrielle Capes17 February 2021Digital experience

This Magic Mirror Measures Your Personality Traits, Emotional Stability and Attractiveness

It’s not click bait!

Gabrielle Capes17 February 2021Perfection, Biometric Mirror, Gabrielle Parker Capes, Digital experience

Indigenous Fire Practices Have Prevented Bushfires for Thousands of Years

One year on from Australia’s catastrophic bushfire season, we unpack how adopting Indigenous land management strategies is critical to protecting the Australian landscape.

Gabrielle Capes17 February 2021

First Peoples are Australia’s First Scientists

Profiling our content that features First Peoples scientists, artists and creators for NAIDOC 2020.

EventsGuest User10 November 2020STEM, First Nations, NAIDOC, eel trap

Emu Sky Beginnings with Zena Cumpston

Emu Sky is a collaborative exhibition created by Barkandji researcher Zena Cumpston

ExhibitionGuest User7 November 2020first nations, process, research, astronomy, emu sky, old quad

Enter our Science on a Serviette Competition

POV: A moist towelette has absorbed all the A4! How will you finish your thesis now?

OpportunitiesGuest User22 October 2020STEM, students, competition, LGBTQI STEM, University of Melbourne

Announcing the STEM Centre of Excellence

Science Gallery Melbourne will be home to the Centre for STEM Excellence at Melbourne Connect.

Partnerships, AnnouncementsGuest User22 September 2020STEM, students, University of Melbourne

Enter Seaweed Salon

Mix up algae-based cocktails and sustainable plastics in Seaweed Salon

EventsGuest User3 September 2020poetry

Watch Science vs Romance at Melbourne Writers Festival

Watch the live broadcast of our event from 2020 Melbourne Writers Festival

EventsGuest User28 August 2020poetry

Seeking young people for our advisory council Sci Curious (deadline passed)

Are you a 15 to 25-year-old passionate about art, science, design, technology, innovation and everything in between?

OpportunitiesGuest User7 August 2020sci curious, young people

Meet the players in our Science vs Romance event

Choose your character! Get to know the performers in our Melbourne Writers Festival event Science vs Romance.

Guest User28 July 2020

Supporting students in bushfire affected areas

We’re partnering with VicHealth to support students in Gippsland affected by the 2020 bushfires.

PartnershipsGuest User7 July 2020

Indigenous Design Workshop

Science Gallery Melbourne is delivering cross-curriculum workshops with artist Mitch Mahoney to introduce high school students to Indigenous innovations

Guest User1 July 2020

Introducing our new podcast Phone Tag

You’re it.

Guest User18 May 2020

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