Following on from the sell-out success of NSQ 2016, ACEMS is once again proud to present the 2017
Have you ever stayed awake at night wondering about life's deep questions?
Then, you need the 2017 National Science Quiz!
Melbourne: Sunday 18 June, 3pm
Join Charlie Pickering as he leads a panel of scientists, science communicators, and familiar faces through an intellectual obstacle course.
With live demonstrations and curiosity-provoking questions,
the National Science Quiz is ninety minutes of science, maths, and laughs
that promises fun for the whole family.
#NatSciQuiz2017
Tickets:
$10 full price
$5 concession
$15 at the door (unless sold out)
Melbourne
Date: Sunday 18 June, 2017
Time: 3pm (doors open at 2:30pm)
Venue: The auditorium @ Camberwell Grammar School, 55 Mont Albert Rd, Canterbury
The panellists
Dr Andi Horvath
Former Senior Curator at Melbourne Museum, science producer and presenter on 3RRR for over 20 years
Assoc. Prof. Alan Duffy
Astronomer and star of ABC ME's Stargazing: Journey in to Space with Dr Duffy and Grace
Prof. Michael Fuhrer
Physicist, Director of FLEET and the Fuhrer Research Lab at Monash University
Dr Alice Williamson
Chemistry lecturer, host of Up and Atom on FBi Radio, Sydney, and co-host of the ABC podcast Dear Science
Red Symons
Musician, writer, actor & radio host
Adelaide
Date: Sunday 25 June, 2017
Time: 2pm (doors open at 1:30pm)
Venue: ANZAC Hall @ Prince Alfred College, 23 Dequetteville Terrace, Kent Town
The panellists
Prof. Tanya Monro
Deputy Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation at the University of South Australia and winner of the Prime Minister’s Prize for Science
Prof. Alan Cooper
Director of the Australian Centre for Ancient DNA at the University of Adelaide (photo courtesy of Randy Larcombe Productions)
Dr Sarah Keenihan
Section editor for Science and Technology at The Conversation
Dr Andy Stapleton
Science writer and podcaster with a background in nanoscale technology
Red Symons
Musician, writer, actor & radio host
These events are proudly brought to you by:
Thanks also to the Nationale Wetenschapsquiz (NWO and VPRO)