Science Week
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Search complete. 13 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Science Week".
Oct 1, 2026
Erin FoleyGUEST
Um, but nothing in particular that's like sticking out that I'm like, yeah, we're definitely ...
Erin FoleyGUEST
Science Week is definitely one thing we want to do something for actually.
MeganHOST
Oh, yeah.
MeganHOST
Yeah, love that.
Ellen WorganGUEST
Today I'm joined
Dave CrisanteHOST
by Ellen Worgen, Senior Coordinator of Library Programs and Marketing for City of Ryde Libraries, who last month booked one of my science comedy shows as part of Science Week.
Dave CrisanteHOST
And today we're asking, can humour make people want to learn? Ellen, welcome.
Ellen WorganGUEST
Thank you so much for having me.
Dave CrisanteHOST
Thank you so much for getting Future Science Talks Comedy Edition into Ride Library.
Dave CrisanteHOST
I am curious, what made you think, ah, that would be a good event for us? And how was it seeing their researchers giving their talks?
Ellen WorganGUEST
I think for a few years previously, a lot of our Science Week events had focused on children and young people.
Ellen WorganGUEST
Just sort of coincidentally, it had worked out that way.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Welcome to the Citizen Science Show.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
I'm Dani Lloyd-Pritchard, and this episode was recorded live in our podcast booth at Newcastle Museum during the Hunter Science Festival for National Science Week.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Today I'm talking with Karen Eastwood, Program Delivery Officer for Newcastle Museum and Library.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Karen took me through the library's brand new Little Bang Discovery Club, a hands-on program turning preschoolers into little scientists and their parents into lab assistants.
5 MINS LATER
Karen EastwoodGUEST
Yeah,
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
yeah, yeah.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Planting the seed, that was the theme for National Science Week this year, was seed for science.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Oh, true, true.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Welcome to the Citizen Science Show.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
I'm Dani Lloyd-Pritchard and this episode was recorded live in our podcast booth at Newcastle Museum during the Hunter Science Festival for National Science Week.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Today I'm talking with Nick Whalen-Daniels, Head Teacher for the TAFE NSW Manufacturing Centre of Excellence at Tyres Hill.
Dani Lloyd-PrichardHOST
Nick brought a serious line-up of exhibits to his stand, including an augmented reality welder, a pick-and-place robot, a 3D printer and a mini wind turbine, and he walked me through why they're all there.
Nairi PakaiHOST
Music
Bertrand TaganameCORRESPONDENT
Proud Wiradjuri woman and distiller Claire Ryder is joining us on the sidelines of her Bush Alchemy presentation, one of the highlights of the 2026 National Science Week.
Bertrand TaganameCORRESPONDENT
The event explores the chemistry behind native aromatics, the ecological significance of key species, and the cultural knowledge that has shaped their use for thousands of years.
Bertrand TaganameCORRESPONDENT
Claire, first of all, thanks for joining us and welcome to NITV Radio.
Claire RyderGUEST
Thank you so much for having me.
Bertrand TaganameCORRESPONDENT
Now, tell us about On Country Distillery and your upcoming participation in National Science Week.
Claire RyderGUEST
I manage On Country Craft Distillery.
Claire RyderGUEST
I'm also the distiller there.
David RobertsHOST
Thanks to Merrigum Lions Club for supporting golf, and thanks to Tash and Ronnie for organizing all the lunch and the food for the boys.
David RobertsHOST
Hilltop, what on earth's been happening across the road? Oh, it's Science Week.
David RobertsHOST
Well, we've got runners into science.
David RobertsHOST
The science of golf was on display.
6 MINS LATER
Mark OwensHOST
Who for loaning the TARDIS for the... well, loaning, uh, not only the TARDIS, but, uh, of course, uh, a Daleks for the golf show on a Saturday morning.
Mark OwensHOST
You sound like a Daleks there, Dave.
David RobertsHOST
Yeah, we don't want Science Week again.
David RobertsHOST
It got a bit complicated going through some of that.